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6 Reason Why You Should Go Gorilla Trekking in Buhoma

January 13, 2019
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Safari Ideas, Tourism

Most travelers who wish to do gorilla trekking in Bwindi impenetrable national park opt for the Buhoma sector just because it is the most popular sector. This is the region where gorilla tracking was first conducted in Uganda. Before gorilla tourism was opened to tourists in 1993, gorilla habituation as first conducted by scientists and

Is Gorilla Trekking Eco-friendly?

December 6, 2018
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Environment, Tourism

There are approximately 1004 mountain gorillas in the world. The few numbers means that gorillas are very rare and critically endangered species. They are found only in four national parks in Uganda, Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo. Due to human threats such as encroachment on the limited habitats, diseases, poaching and civil conflicts, conservation

Canoe Trekking On Lake Bunyonyi

December 1, 2018
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Safari Ideas

Lake Bunyonyi is situated in the South-western side of Uganda between Kisoro and Kabale district near the Rwandan border and derived its name that fact that it used to inhabit small birds, hence “Bunyonyi” meaning “small birds”. Lake Bunyonyi is estimated to be between 144 and 2953 feet deep, making it the deepest Lake in

A Road Trip To Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

November 13, 2018
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Safari Ideas

Bwindi impenetrable national park is found in south west of Uganda at the boarder of Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo. The national park is the home to over 65% of the mountain Gorillas that still exists in the jungles in the entire universe. It is one of the two parks in Uganda that offer

Tour Queen Elizabeth + Bwindi Forest

October 30, 2018
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Safari Ideas

Have you ever thought of a safari that combines both gorilla trekking and game viewing in Uganda? Well if you ever never, you should consider taking a safari that combines both gorilla trekking and a game viewing safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park. From this trip, you will have a lot of memories to share,

3 Essential Things to Pack for a Gorilla Safari

October 18, 2018
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Travel Tips

Packing for the safari is taking along the essentials that you will need on your safari in Uganda. There are certainly some must things you don’t leave behind. Clearly your passport, your airline ticket, the immunization cards and the cash. In case you are planning a gorilla safari in Uganda and trying to figure out

September 22, 2018

Best time for Gorilla Trekking in Uganda

September 22, 2018
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Activities, Travel Tips

To all having it abreast that a fantastic and satisfying trek can be done on any single of the 356 days, however, a typical traveler’s expect on a gorilla trekking tour on a region holding the largest Lake in the Continent that is being crossed by the famous latitudinal imaginary line experiencing an equatorial climate

Two New Gorilla Groups Habituated for Tourism in Bwindi

September 14, 2018
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News

The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has successfully habituated more 2 gorilla families in Bwindi impenetrable forest national park for tourism. In a memo sent to tour operators and the press, the two families that have been habituated for gorilla visits are; Christmas found in Nkuringo and Katwe families in Buhoma Sector. The two groups are

Gorilla Trekking on Budget

August 30, 2018
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Safari Ideas, Travel Tips

Gorilla trekking is the real deal of an African safari where you will have an ultimate gorilla experience in the jungle. It is a breath taking moment spending an hour with the mountain gorillas in their natural habitat going about their day to day life. Mountain gorillas are categorized as endangered species that you can

Benefits Of Gorilla Tourism In Uganda

August 8, 2018
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Environment, News

Uganda is one of Africa’s most bio-diverse destination, it’s a landlocked country and an East African country though well placed with in the very heart of Africa with superb ecosystems that range from swampy vegetation which gradually merge into rolling savannahs and misty tropical rain forests in the south west. Still Uganda is among the