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Murchison Falls in March

Murchison Falls in March - Peak Wildlife Viewing & Travel Conditions

March is a transitional month in Murchison Falls as the dry season ends and the rainy season begins. Daytime temperatures are warm, ranging between 25°C and 32°C, while nights become cooler, dropping to around 15°C. See our full best time to visit guide for a month-by-month breakdown.

Weather in March

Rainfall can occur at any time during the day, but it is usually light and scattered, making March a good month for tourists to enjoy activities in the park.

The vegetation is not yet thick since it is just starting to grow again after the dry season. This gives tourists clear views of animals across the park. As the plants continue to grow, the park becomes greener and more beautiful with each passing week.

Fewer Crowds in March

Since March is not a peak travel season, the park is less crowded, giving tourists a more peaceful and personal experience with nature.

The roads inside the park are generally accessible, although some areas can be muddy. Tourists are advised to use 4×4 vehicles to move easily through the park during this transitional period.

Chimpanzee Trekking in March

Many activities are available in March that allow tourists to connect closely with nature.

One popular activity is chimpanzee trekking in Budongo Forest and Kaniyo-Pabidi Forest. As the rains return, the growing vegetation creates better chances to see chimpanzees searching for food and moving through the forest.

Hiking to the Top of the Falls

Another exciting activity is the hike to the top of Murchison Falls. This hike offers views of the waterfall, the Nile River, and the surrounding landscape. However, the trails can be slippery, so the hike may be a bit challenging during this time of year.

Game Drives in March

Game drives are also very rewarding in March. The grass is still short, which makes it easier to spot predators like lions, leopards, and hyenas, along with herbivores such as giraffes, hartebeest, Uganda kobs, elephants, and buffaloes.

Murchison Falls in March is great for tourists who prefer a quieter, more personal setting. Book your March safari to combine chimpanzee trekking, a falls hike, and game drives before the park gets busier later in the year.


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Murchison Falls National park experience is always an amazing one , A drive through the park as you watch different species of wild animals and birds plus nature. Find time and experience this too!!!
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If you visit Uganda you must go there
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A beautiful developing city
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Lugar Maravilhoso 🥰 A natureza e uma dádiva divina 🙏🏾
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Great
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The place is cool, quiet and adventurous. It has beautiful features such as animals like Uganda Kobs, giraffes, baboons, monkey to mention but a few.

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