Mt. Elgon
Mountain Elgon National Park, located on the border between Uganda and Kenya, is named after Mount Elgon, an extinct volcano that is one of the oldest in East Africa. The park is renowned for its stunning scenery, including vast caves, cliffs, gorges, waterfalls, and calderas.
The diverse habitats within the park, ranging from montane forests to bamboo and moorland, support a variety of wildlife such as elephants, buffaloes, and over 300 species of birds, including the endangered lammergeyer. The park is also home to the world’s largest caldera and the beautiful Sipi Falls, which are a major attraction. Adventurous visitors can enjoy hiking and climbing, with the trek to the Wagagai Peak offering breathtaking views.