The Queen Elizabeth National Park is the most visited park with an area of 1978 square meters established in 1952. The wildlife includes elephants, tree climbing lions, leopards, buffaloes, hyenas, topis and the unique Ugandan antelopes, the kobs. The Kazinga Channel is said to contain the world’s largest concentration of hippos, all easily viewed from a boat cruise. The park is a home to more than a quarter of Africa’s total birdlife, with more than 560 species of birds within its borders.