The Murchison Falls National Park is cut in half by the mighty river Nile as it squeezes itself through a 7-meter gap in a cliff of rock, creating an explosion of white water. It’s the most powerful natural flow of water anywhere on earth and the rock actually shakes from the force of water.

It is Uganda’s largest protected conservation area which is 3893 square kilometers.

The wildlife in the park includes among others the lions, leopards, heartbeasts, elephants, giraffes, buffalos, hippos, crocodiles and lots of bird life.