Be served with breakfast in the morning and then start a journey to Semuliki national park. The journey is amazing passing through the valleys and hill, natural forests with primates like olive baboons, tea plantations among others. Several stopovers are offered by the tour driver, one in Mubende town for refreshments and another in Fort portal tourism city for lunch while others at the viewing points in the Rwenzori escarpments.

Semuliki national park is one of the parks located in the ranges of mount Rwenzori, and well famous for the Sempaya hot springs that contain water boiling at 110 degrees Celsius. It is one of the birder's havens with over 440 bird species and some cannot be spotted elsewhere. It has also mammals including primates like the black and white colobus monkeys, olive baboons. On the arrival, you will check in the preferred booked accommodation.

Head the park offices and engage in a short briefing to know more about the park and its attractions with a help of the park warden or park ranger guide. Take a nature walk through the forest and head to the hot springs which are male and female. They have a traditional story attached to them concerning their formation.

An experience of boiling either an egg or bananas is so amazing and therefore; you are required to carry something you need to boil in these boiling pans. Later after the experience, you will check out of your safari lodge room and embark on the journey back to the fort portal.

Head to Amabere Ng’anyinamwiru caves and discovers the traditional beliefs attached to the formation of the stalactites and stalagmites. The hugging rocks in the shape of the human breasts produce a milky liquid and over the years form the caves.

You have an option of hiking the Mwegenywa hill where you will be able to view 3 crater lakes that are Lake Kigere, Wabikere and Saaka respectively, Rwenzori range and also Fort portal city. Then you will transfer to a hotel for your accommodation in the evening with an option of nightlife

Immediately after breakfast, transfer to Isunga Cultural Community on the edge of Kibale National Park to explore both the Bakiga and Batooro cultures. Learn and get entertained from their traditional dances, languages, traditional dishes, and traditional wear among others. Visiting Isunga cultural community is worth an experience as you two cultures at ago. You have the option of buying some souvenirs to remember the true African cultures.

After tasting the traditional dishes, you will head to Fort Portal and visit the Tooro palace. Tooro kingdom is head by the youngest king in the world; the palace is located at Karuzika hill in Fort Portal city. Visit the palace rewards you with the knowledge to know more about the culture of Batooro.

After breakfast, you will have an option of Crater Lake exploration and then head back to Kampala which will be followed by a drop-off at either a hotel or airport in Entebbe depending on your flight program.