Kyambura Gorge, also known as “Valley of Apes,” is located in Queen Elizabeth National Park’s far eastern corner. It covers 1 km across and about 100 meters deep. The gorge has a rich wildlife bio-diversity that comprises primates, wild animals, and birds. The fantastic canyon will marvel at you with the verdant, rich tropical rainforest right close to the Equator, crossing with tree canopies providing shade and cover from the harsh sunshine. There is an excellent assortment of plant life at the gorge. Three salty crater lakes attract vast numbers of beautiful flamingos. Travelers can best explore the Gorge on foot; taking a nature walk will unveil the gorge’s natural beauty.