Today, the most popular tourist activity in the Uganda’s tourism sector is Gorilla tourism. With more than half of the surviving population of mountain gorillas living in Uganda, the Bwindi Impenetrable forest national park provides home to more than 340 mountain gorillas while the Mgahinga gorilla national park also provides a habitant to another group of the endangered mountain gorillas. This will definitely offer holidaymakers remarkable opportunities to come face to face with these hairy forest giants. On the other hand, are the beautiful Murchison falls – one of the most powerful falls in the world found within Murchison falls national park. This is Uganda’s biggest and oldest game park and it is also the only park that harbours the big five animals in addition to a wide range of other animals and birds. Uganda also prides in a very rich population of chimps and offers the best chimpanzee trekking experience on the continent. The Kibale national park is the premier primate destination, having the largest number and diversity of primates in all the national parks in Africa.