evidence: Semliki River though sometimes given as Semuliki is one of the impressive Uganda safari features that are settles on the western rift valley floor in the East African region in the west of Uganda. Stretching to 140km long, Semliki River flows from Lake Edward to Lake Albert all in the Albertine rift in the west of the legendary mountains of the moon – the Rwenzori Mountains. It forms a natural boundary between Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo. This makes it a feature of political, geographical and touristic significance thus worth encountering by travelers on Uganda safaris and tours. [...] The Semliki River commences its flow near the place called Ishango in the Democratic Republic of Congo at the north end of the Lake Edward and soon penetrates Virunga National Park in which it flows much of its upper river course. The river continues north and until it comes to the west of Mount Baker in the legendary Rwenzori Mountains in the Republic of Uganda. The River eventually leaves Virunga National Park and runs on the western edge of the Uganda safari tour destination of Semliki National Park forming the border between these countries for the rest of the its river course. It finally empties into Lake Albert at its southern end in Uganda adjacent to Bunia in the Democratic Republic of Congo.