Semuliki National Park
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Voted one of the most picturesque hot springs in East Africa, Semuliki’s tranquil atmosphere is perfect for a peaceful, calming and therapeutic experience. With steam rising from its heated depths, there’s no wonder why this spot has become legendary amongst locals and tourists alike!
ABOUT THE PARK
Semuliki Forest Reserve was created in 1932 and upgraded to national park status in 1993.
It is the only tract of true lowland tropical forest in East Africa, hosting 441 recorded bird species and 53 mammals.
Large areas of this low-lying park may flood during the wet season, a brief reminder of the time when the entire valley lay at the bottom of a lake for seven million years.
Voted one of the most picturesque hot springs in East Africa, Semuliki’s tranquil atmosphere is perfect for a peaceful, calming and therapeutic experience. With steam rising from its heated depths, there’s no wonder why this spot has become legendary amongst locals and tourists alike! Relax your body and soul as you take advantage of several natural hot spring pools complete with mineral-rich water that offers much needed relaxation after any outdoor adventure!
The Semuliki Valley contains numerous features associated with central rather than eastern Africa. Grass Thatched huts are shaded by West African oil palms; the Semuliki River (which forms the international boundary) is a miniature version of the Congo River, the forest is home to numerous Central African wildlife species, and the local population includes a Batwa pygmy community that originated from the Ituri. As a result, this park provides a taste of Central Africa without having to leave Uganda.
Hippos are common are common along the semuliki river, as are crocodiles, More than 300 species of butterflies have been identified, including 46 species of forest swallowtail, together with 235 moth species. Over 435 bird species have been recorded in Semuliki National Park. The checklist includes 35 Guinea-congo forest biome bird species, spot-breasted ibis, Haartlaub’s duck, Congo sepent eagle, chestnut flaned goshawk, red thighed sparrowhawk. Furthermore, another 12 species with extremely little distribution are spotted like the western bronze-naped pigeon. yellow throated cukoo
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