Uganda and Rwanda have gained global recognition for their exceptional mountain gorilla trekking experiences, drawing nature-focused tourists to the dense forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Volcanoes National Park, and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. However, beyond the thrill of observing gorillas in their natural habitat, Uganda and Rwanda offer a remarkable spectrum of wildlife experiences...Read More

Gorilla trekking is a controlled wildlife experience that grants visitors regulated access to critically endangered mountain gorillas in high-altitude tropical forests. In this comprehensive guide to gorilla trekking, we will explore the critical information every first-time visitor must know, from permit regulations to essential rules that safeguard both trekkers and gorillas. This experience is not...Read More

Safety concerns are one of the most pressing considerations for anyone planning a gorilla trekking expedition in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The country has a history of political instability, and certain regions continue to experience security challenges. Additionally, the remote nature of gorilla trekking locations raises logistical and health-related risks that require careful planning...Read More

Mountain gorillas are extraordinary creatures residing exclusively in the highlands of Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. These highly intelligent primates hold a critical place in the animal kingdom due to their unique behaviours, complex social structures, and remarkable adaptations to their mountainous habitats. However, their survival remains precarious, with ongoing threats making...Read More

Gorilla trekking is one of the most sought-after wildlife experiences, offering an extraordinary opportunity to observe these critically endangered primates in their natural habitat. However, the timing of your trek plays a crucial role in determining the overall quality of your experience. Factors like weather, trail conditions, and even gorilla activity levels vary throughout the...Read More

Booking a Uganda safari can be with either Uganda Wildlife Authority or other entrusted companies which specialize in organizing affordable guided safaris for couples, solo tourists, families, small groups. Ugandans make their visitors number one priority with their budget & personal interests however these companies offer a wide range of safari packages fit for wildlife...Read More

Gorilla Groups in Uganda: Uganda hosts a big percentage of the surviving mountain gorillas in Uganda, it is confirmed about 70% of the mountain gorillas are found in Bwindi forest national park and Mgahinga gorilla national park, southwest of Uganda. Bwindi forest national park alone has over 400 mountain gorillas including habituated, semi habituated and...Read More

How to Book a Gorilla Permit, for a successful full gorilla trekking experience, you need to acquire a gorilla permit to track Gorillas in any of the Gorilla parks in both Uganda and Rwanda. Gorilla permits so often sell out so you need to reserve your permit in advance to go gorilla trekking at least...Read More

Gorilla Tracking Packing List as an activity is not for wearing so smart, however, the activity needs comfortable clothing to enable you to hike comfortably. It is an experience where you hike from muddy, steep terrain, sometimes you have to hold on to the ground for support. It is also important while planning for a...Read More

Accommodation in Bwindi National Park, Bwindi forest national park is a large protected area divided into four tracking sectors Buhoma, Ruhija, Nkuringo, and Rushaga to the south of the park, and each tracking sector has its own allocated habituated gorilla families for tracking. The habituated gorilla families to track differ depending on the part of...Read More