What are dry months best for in Kibale Forest National Park?

June through September and December through February are the dry months. Although they are the warmest and driest, these months are ideal for chimpanzee tracking. The chimpanzees are considerably easier to find, and the forest is less overgrown. During this time of year, there is a lot of sunshine and seldom any rain. The likelihood of catching malaria is extremely low because there are either very few or no mosquitoes at all. While chimpanzee hiking, it is typical to run into other people because it is high season and there are many tourists there, but the park and forest never feel overcrowded.

What are Wet Months best for in Kibale Forest National Park?

March through May and September through November are the wet months. The park is stunningly green at this time of year, as is customary for rainforests. This is the ideal time to go bird-watching because migratory birds are present in the park. The chimpanzees are typically more difficult to locate, particularly during this time of year when the trails are slick and difficult to navigate. Also, it is very hot and muggy at this time.