Queen Elizabeth National Park resides in a fertile, equatorial area and has striking scenery. It is Uganda’s most popular and accessible savannah reserve. It is primarily associated with grassy savannah plains, but this remarkable park also includes within its boundaries, leafy rainforests, dense papyrus swamps and natural volcanic crater lakes. As a result it has one of the highest biodiversity ratings of any game reserve in the world, including a total of 95 recorded mammal species and more than 610 species of birds.