Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is a conservation area located in Nakasongola district in central Uganda. The sanctuary is home to a population of southern white rhinoceros, which were reintroduced into the country in 2005 after being extinct for over three decades.

The sanctuary provides a unique opportunity for visitors to track these magnificent creatures on foot with an experienced guide. The tracking experience is not only exciting but also educational, as the guides provide information on rhino behavior, conservation efforts, and the history of the rhinos in Uganda.

In addition to the rhinos, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is also home to over 40 species of birds and other wildlife, including bushbucks, kobs, and monkeys. Visitors can explore the sanctuary through guided nature walks, birding tours, and boat rides on the nearby Lugogo Swamp.

Ruki Safaris offers visitors a chance to visit Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary as part of their Uganda safari packages, giving travelers the opportunity to experience this unique conservation area and learn more about rhino conservation efforts in Uganda