Explore Lake Kamunzuku

Explore Lake Kamunzuku, located in the western part of Uganda in Rubirizi district in kasyoha-kitomi forest bordering Kyambura gorge. This is on the outskirts of Queen Elizabeth national park. Lake Kamunzuku is known as THE TRANSPARENT LAKE and is believed to have been more transparent 20 years back.

Lake Kamunzuku is truly the pearl that is hidden deep in queen Elizabeth national park.  Sightseers can get to explore its beauty through different safari activities that one cannot carry out while at the park such, as nature walk and photography safaris.

Why the lake is unique

One of the most stunning things about Lake Kamunzuku is that the lake is so clear that one will not require any marine gadgets to see the bottom.  The lake is made up of excellent see weeds that make it indeed a pearl within Queen Elizabeth national park.

Lake kamunzuku clear and fresh waters originates from underground and filtered by different roots of forest trees.  This makes the lake look so stunning most especially at night as the bright stars and moonlight upon its beauty to the open sight.

How to access this lake

Explore lake Kamunzuku and you can assess it all year through the kasese–lshasaha route as sightseers get to have one of the most adventurous moments in the pearl of Africa. While suing this route visitors have the chance to stop over at the green twin crater lakes also move by the DAVE DE CAVE area where you can access the local guide. This help reach the lake all topping up to thrills at the destinations.

Birds along this lake 

While going in for this mind Birds at Lake Kamunzuku the following safari sightseers should carry some of the most important items to see that they may not get any disturbances. While they hike through the national park to the lake such as boots, good camera, or phone with fully-charged batteries. Long pants and long–sleeved shirts to avoid scratches off plants, cap or hat to guard your head off the heat and any unexpected insects, enough drinking water to you hydrated through the hike. Raincoat because anytime we expect rain, and any place to hide your litter because littering is not allowed in the park.