December is that month of the year when families, friends, and workmates come together to celebrate special moments. Going to Kibale National Park will add even more joy to this time.
Being a dry month, the surroundings look green, with flowers blooming and catching the eyes of curious tourists.
Gather around the campfire and hear stories from the older people as they talk about the past, like how the drums of Zulu villages once echoed near the waterfalls in Africa. Things have changed now, as animals move freely across the land.
As night falls, tourists go to rest, waiting for what the next day will bring. If you booked tents, they will be prepared for you. If you booked built-in rooms, they will also be ready, with toilets, bathrooms, and a nearby restaurant. The food includes local dishes that bring the taste of western Uganda, as well as international meals for those who want something from their home countries.
Early the next morning, you will not want to miss the chimps walking on two legs like humans or carrying their babies and teaching them how to move through the jungle.
You might think the fun stops there, but it does not. You may see them putting a stick into an anthill to catch insects, which shows why many people believe we are much more alike.
According to scientists, humans may have evolved from these animals—but why are they not becoming human today? Come and find out in Kibale National Park in Uganda.
As you watch the chimps, you will also see monkeys trying to get your attention, reminding you that they are in the jungle too. They are always busy searching for the fruits left behind by October and November.
Get lost in Kibale National Park this December for an amazing experience.
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