Kasenyi Plains is one of the prime areas in Queen Elizabeth National Park where game drives and safaris are being carried out. The game drives are conducted early in the morning or late in the evening since this is the time when most of the safari animals are active and can be easily seen by the tourists.

The Kasenyi Plains are located in the northern part of the park, and the safaris are beautiful for the safari game drives since they are well known for having the endless Savannah Palins. Visitors enter the Kasenyi Plains through the Kasenyi Gate, and once you have cleared here, you will start the game drive experience as you will start seeing several animals, including the warthogs, the elephants, the buffaloes, the lions, the waterbucks, and the hippos, among other animals that you see in this plain on lucky days.

While in the Kasenyi Plains, you will enjoy the spectacular views of the lake gorge and the Kazinga channel, and most of the hippos come from the waters. You will meet them once you are here, enjoying the game-drive experience in the Kasenyi Plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Yes, most of the visitors enjoy this plains because it is the area where you will be able to enjoy the best actions of the visitors, like lions hunting and feasting on the grazers like the antelopes and buffaloes, among others, and this makes the safari so much more interesting and wonderful.

During the game drives in the Kasenyi Plains, you will follow the gazetted trails and trucks that were put in the park specifically for the visitors to follow when doing the game drive, and you are not supposed to go off-truck as this attracts penalty fees. Therefore, you should make sure that you enjoy the best experience while following the designated trails for the best safari experience.

Usually, the Kasenyi Plain in Queen Elizabeth National Park is accompanied by the boat cruise safari that is conducted on the Kazinga channel. As a matter of fact, while conducting the game drive safari in Kasenyi Plains, you will be able to see the wonderful views of this channel connecting the two lakes, the gorge and Edwards. The Kazinga channel is the channel with the highest concentrations of hippos, and sometimes the animals that you miss during the game drive safari in the plains can be seen during the boat cruise on the Kazinga channel.

Get ready to meet large herds of elephants, buffaloes, and large concentrations of hippos while taking the boat cruise on Kazinga Channel. Usually the boat cruise is conducted in the afternoon after you have finished visiting the Kasenyi Plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Further, the Kazinga channel features Lake George, and these plains go around up to the lake Gorge, and this offers visitors as well the stand-alone views of the lake. The Kasenyi Plains further attract large antelopes, and they feature breeding places for these antelopes. This is the reason why there are so many prides of lions in this sector.

As a result of these scenes, the Kasenyi Plains offer the visitors the chance to take photographs as they capture the hunting action between the predators, such as the lions, as they are chasing the antelopes, such as the Uganda Kobs, as well as the warthogs. The presence of large herds of kobs and their mating grounds attracts several predators, and this is the opportunity for the visitors to sport various predators such as lions and leopards as well as spotted hyenas.

Several prides of lions might be spotted in the endless plains, either so close or far away from trucks, and if they are far, then you can use binoculars, but you don’t need to off track. In the Kasenyi Plains, good photography is also possible. Additionally, there’s a chance you’ll catch a glimpse of the jungle king out hunting a kob for the day’s food. Furthermore, the grounds also feature spectacular views of kobs mating. You can go on the best game drive ever in Africa in the Kasenyi Plains.

While in Kasenyi Plains, it is very hard to escape seeing Lake Bunyampaka and Lake George, which act as important tourist attractions in this area, and aside from the game drives, these lakes can act as important tourist attractions. Another interesting thing on its own is Lake George.

There is a lot of wildlife in the long papyrus swamp that runs alongside Lake George that you may not be able to see anywhere else in the park but at the lake. For instance, the majestic Kasoga Community, the rare Statunga antelopes, and islands like Kankurango, Irangara, and Akika

When you visit Queen Elizabeth National Park, you should also bring some inspiration from the Kasenyi fishing village. Every visitor to Queen Elizabeth National Park is fascinated by the fishing community’s culture. In the fishing village of Kasenyi, you can also have the opportunity to sample a fresh fish snack. The Kasenyi villages of Kasonga and Hamkungu form important areas of interest in Queen Elizabeth National Park.