Generated by All in One SEO v4.9.8, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Visit Bwindi Complete Guide to Bwindi National Park ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://www.visitbwindi.com/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Blog - [Blog](https://www.visitbwindi.com/blog/) - Check out our Visit Bwindi blog for the latest stories regarding visiting Bwindi impenetrable National park and Gorilla Trekking. You can also book our Bwindi - [More Gorilla Permits as Two More Gorilla Families are Habituated](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/more-gorilla-permits-as-two-more-gorilla-families-are-habituated/) - Two more habituated Mountain Gorilla groups have been established in southern Bwindi impenetrable national park bringing the number of groups in Southern Bwindi to two. According to the Uganda Wildlife Authority, the two groups will be officially launched in November this year, and this will increase the number of gorilla tracking permits to 72 per - [Gorilla Census Kicks Off in Bwindi](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/gorilla-census-kicks-off-in-bwindi/) - The Uganda Wildlife Authority in partnership with International Gorilla conservation programme has started the census of Mountain Gorillas in Bwindi impenetrable national park. This is the fourth time they are doing the census since 1991 when the park was established. In the last cencus of 2006, the number of mountain gorillas was established to be - [Visit the Mountain Gorillas Before Their Extinction](https://www.visitbwindi.com/blog/visit-the-mountain-gorillas-before-their-extinction/) - There are two main species of gorillas in the world: eastern gorillas and western gorillas. These species are further divided into subspecies. Eastern gorillas include mountain gorillas and eastern lowland gorillas, while western gorillas are categorized into western lowland gorillas and cross river gorillas. These classifications are primarily based on the regions they inhabit. In - [Is Gorilla Trekking Safe?](https://www.visitbwindi.com/information/is-gorilla-trekking-safe/) - Gorilla trekking in Uganda is one of the best wildlife experiences in Africa. There are stringent safety precautions in place, and the field guides who accompany you on the treks are total professionals who know more about the gorillas and their behavior than anyone on the planet. Gorilla trekking is a safe enterprise, so long - [Combining Gorilla Trekking with Wildlife Safari in Uganda](https://www.visitbwindi.com/experiences/combining-gorilla-trekking-with-wildlife-safari-in-uganda/) - Are you a nature enthusiast looking for the ultimate safari experience? The pearl of Africa – Uganda is the best decision for this once in a life-time adventure that involves a combination of gorilla trekking in the misty rain forests of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest or Mgahinga gorilla national park and then wildlife viewing in one - [cyclists from Johannesburg Visit Bwindi](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/cyclists-from-johannesburg-visit-bwindi/) - Last weekend, two young South African guys arrived in Ruhija … on bicycles! Alex and Murray have cycled some 6000km now on a tour from Johannesburg to Nairobi that started in early February, an amazing feat! I took the photo below when they left Ruhija again, after two days of walking in the forest, birding along - [Gorilla Organization Receives 1793 Pounds from UBM Routes](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/gorilla-organization-receives-1793-pounds-from-ubm-routes/) - For their passion for mountain Gorilla conservation in Uganda, the members of the Routes Europe which is part of UBM Routes (England) have made a kind donation of GBP 1,793.37 to the Gorilla Organization for the conservation of the endangered great apes. The members raised the funds during a marathon in the Greater Manchester in - [Planning a Self Guided Gorilla Trek](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-planner/plan-self-guided-gorilla-trek/) - Uganda is home to the largest and most closely monitored community of mountain gorillas, split across two national parks: Bwindi National Park and Mgahinga National Park. Self-driving to Bwindi Forest and Mgahinga National Park is a thrilling way to get to one of the most spectacular gorilla trekking destinations but most self-drivers don’t know how - [Combine Gorilla Trekking with Rwenzori Hike](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-planner/combine-gorilla-trekking-with-rwenzori-hike/) - Mount Rwenzori is the 3rd highest mountain just after Mount Kilimanjaro and Mt Kenya. Several mount climbers find it challenging to hike it to the summit however from the many reviews we get from them, all say that the mountain offers excellent views and scenery than the two highest peaks in Africa. Mountain hiking is - [Mubare, Uganda's Oldest Gorilla Family Welcomes New Baby](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/mubare-gorilla-family-welcomes-new-baby/) - Yesterday (16th October 2019), Mr. Peter Mbwebwe, the Uganda Wildlife Authority Warden In Bwindi Impenetrable National confirmed the birth of a new mountain gorilla in the Mubare family. Mubare was the very first mountain gorilla group to be habituated and opened to tourists in 1993 when the first gorilla tracking safari was sold. “We celebrate - [Meet Bwindi Gorillas and Stay at Lake Mutanda](https://www.visitbwindi.com/information/meet-bwindi-gorillas-and-stay-at-lake-mutanda/) - Have you always fantasized about an African adventure? If so, then prepare to cruise through the jungle and go gorilla trekking. One of the most well-known destinations, a safari in Uganda will surely not disappoint. Not only do you get to see wondrous animals, you also have the chance to take in the breath-taking natural - [10 Things to Know About Gorilla Trekking](https://www.visitbwindi.com/information/things-to-know-about-gorilla-trekking/) - Gorilla trekking is one of the best adventure tourist activities in the world. This unique primate experience is done in just a few countries in Africa. Despite the fact that, gorillas are endemic to 10 countries in Africa, there are only three countries that are popular for gorilla trekking. These are Uganda, Rwanda and the - [Gorilla Habituation: More Than One Hour with Mountain Gorillas](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-planner/gorilla-habituation-in-uganda/) - Uganda is among East African countries, being a unique country, many tourists find their way and visit this country. Among the activities and attractions that make tourists flood this country is Mountain Gorilla Tracking. They are located in south western Uganda in two National parks, Bwindi and Mgahinga National Parks. Going on a gorilla safari - [3 Stops Not to Miss on a Uganda Gorilla Safari](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-planner/stops-not-to-miss-on-uganda-gorilla-safari/) - Early June to mid October and December to Late March is a great time for a trip to Uganda especially for travelers interested in hiking, wildlife viewing, gorilla trekking, mountain climbing and many more. The weather is warm across the country, roads are manageable and hikes are just rewarding and it’s the best time for - [Best 5 Wildlife Safari Experiences in Uganda](https://www.visitbwindi.com/experiences/best-uganda-wildlife-safari-experiences/) - For a while now Uganda has been one of the most beautiful Africa safari destinations in the world ranked by its natural wonders and attractions. Still if you haven’t been to Uganda, there is no better time to visit the country because every day is warm, shiny and comfortable for tour adventures. Primate and wildlife - [Tracking the Gorillas on a Honeymoon Holiday](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-planner/tracking-the-gorillas-on-a-honeymoon-holiday/) - Gorilla Trekking is one of the memorable adventures in Uganda, Rwanda and D.R.Congo. Majority of honeymooners worldwide travel normally to tourism destinations with less active vacations mainly to the beaches like Mombasa, Seychelles for holiday but the fact that beaches are usually crowded makes them uncomfortable during the honeymoon moments. It is therefore possible to - [How to Plan a Gorilla Safari independently](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-planner/plan-gorilla-safari-independently/) - Nothing is hard to plan and accomplish and planning an independent trip is one of them. Traveling alone is not a new trend of travel and tourism what makes it re-emerge as a new trend is the increase in number of solo travelers especially among the young generation because of the affordability, accessibility and smart - [Traveling Uganda on Budget](https://www.visitbwindi.com/tips/traveling-uganda-on-budget/) - For those traveling to Uganda on bare bones budget, the best way to travel cheap is by planning well in advance and making all the reservations beforehand. Whether it is hotel bookings, air tickets or guided city tours, these tips will help you avail some lucrative discounts that most hotels and travel agents offer as - [Expanding Human Populations Threat to Wildlife Welfare](https://www.visitbwindi.com/conservation/expanding-human-populations-threat-to-wildlife-welfare/) - A new research published in the British Journal of Zoology indicates shocking losses of six species in one of the world’s most visited wildlife sanctuaries- the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. The study by the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) headquartered in Kenya says the losses were as high as 95 percent for giraffes, - [Fascinating Facts About Bwindi Gorillas](https://www.visitbwindi.com/gorillas/fascinating-facts-about-bwindi-gorillas/) - More 1000 mountain gorillas are surviving in the whole world, the population is found in Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Half of the population is in Bwindi Forest National Park in Uganda while the other population in the Volcanoes National Park, Mgahinga National Park and Virunga National Park. Bwindi is the most - [Go for a Gorilla Walking Safari in Uganda](https://www.visitbwindi.com/experiences/go-for-a-gorilla-walking-safari-in-uganda/) - Gorilla walking safaris is typically a safari that will require walking up the dense forest of Bwindi impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga National Park to see gorillas in there national habitat for. It like walking to visit them in their house or home. A gorilla is a primate or ape. It is the kind of - [Book Uganda Gorilla Permits at US$600](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/book-uganda-gorilla-permits/) - Visiting the Gorillas of Uganda require one to get a tracking permit at a cost of $ 600 and the best way is to secure them through your preferred tour company you are set to use. Gorilla trekking in Uganda is done in both Bwindi Forest National Park and Mgahinga National Park all found in - [Can the Visually Impaired Go Gorilla Trekking?](https://www.visitbwindi.com/advice/can-the-visually-impaired-go-gorilla-trekking/) - It has almost become close to impossible to talk about Uganda safaris without gorilla trekking and game drives. Whenever you inquire with a travel agent; depending on your budget; they will either recommend you a game drive in one of Uganda’s national parks or a memorial encounter with the mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. - [Gorilla Tourism Benefits Local Communities](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/gorilla-tourism-benefits-local-communities/) - After your visit, you can help to spread the word about gorilla tourism. Primate-based ecotourism has played an important role in creating awareness and generating funds for conservation and development within Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Over the past 20 years, gorilla tourism has been the most successful tool for protecting gorillas - [Bwindi Gorilla Trekking Experience](https://www.visitbwindi.com/experiences/bwindi-gorilla-trekking-experience/) - Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park located deep in the southwest of Uganda is famous for gorilla trekking safaris, a UNESCO World Heritage Site occupying 133sqkm. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is Uganda’s most popular and one of the most visited national parks home to more than half of the remaining critically endangered mountain gorillas in the - [Ruhondeza Legendary Silverback Passes On](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/ruhondeza-silverback-passes-on/) - It is with great sadness that UWA management announces the demise of Ruhondeza the oldest gorilla silverback and leader of the first habituated tourism gorilla family in Uganda – Mubare in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (BINP). He succumbed to death yesterday afternoon after a four month spell in solitary life. Ruhondenza as he is fondly - [Bwindi’s Senior Adult Female Gorilla Passes On](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/bwindis-senior-adult-female-gorilla-passes-on/) - One of the senior adult female mountain Gorillas of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Bwiruka has died barely three months after the oldest male, Ruhondeza of Mubare Group passed on. She was known to be playful, friendly and even cheeky, but sadly, at the age of about 30, Bwiruka, a female gorilla has died. One of - [94 Year Old Lady Track Bwindi Gorillas](https://www.visitbwindi.com/experiences/94-year-old-lady-track-bwindi-gorillas/) - Laura Sonnino,94, from Italy on March 14,2013 became the oldest person to have tracked mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in South western Uganda . Born on 20/5/1919, Laura Sonnino successfully tracked the Nkuringo Gorilla Family where she viewed the playful apes. Laura says she had tried to track Gorillas in Buhoma in 2002 - [Bitukura Gorilla Family Gets a New Baby](https://www.visitbwindi.com/gorillas/bitukura-gorilla-family-gets-a-new-baby/) - All gorilla conservation friends will be delighted to know that the Bitukura family number has grown with a member more has a new birth has been registered. Ruhara, an Adult Female has given birth to a baby much to the delight of the entire family of Bitukura and gorilla friends. The group size is surely - [Busingye Asserts More Grip on Young Gorilla Family](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/busingye-asserts-more-grip-on-young-gorilla-family/) - The southern sector has undergone a lot of transformation since gorilla tourism effectively took root. Originally, the sector had got only Nshongi gorilla group which had the world’s largest mountain gorilla numbers in the family at its habituation. The group has since broken into three more families including Mishaya and Bweza. The habituation of Kahungye - [Gorilla Permit Promotion Ends](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/gorilla-permit-promotion-ends/) - The discounted gorilla tracking permits promotion initiated by the management of Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) to enable East Africans and Foreign residents to enjoy the same gorilla tracking experience at reduced rates successfully ended on May 31, 2013. Records indicate that the promotion attracted thousands of visitors to not only track the mountain gorillas in - [Bwindi Hosts Research Symposium](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/bwindi-hosts-research-symposium/) - Researchers across the spectrum converged in Bwindi’s Buhoma park headquarters for a researchers’ symposium. The symposium jointly organized by UWA (BMCA) and ITFC (Institute for Tropical Forest Conservation) had varied number of researchers in numerous discipline discuss research papers and contribute to the addition to the body of knowledge on the eco system of Bwindi. - [Kyaguliro Alpha Silverback Passes On](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/kyaguliro-alpha-silverback-passes-on/) - RUKINA, the former dominant silverback in the Ruhiija sector based Kyaguriro family passed on, on Easter Monday April 6th,2015. It is estimated that that Rukina was born around 1984. He was well identified as a group member of the Kyagurilo Group in the late 1990's when he was a young silverback. It was at this - [Gorilla Baby Boom in Bwindi - Fifth New Baby in Just 6 weeks](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/gorilla-baby-boom-in-bwindi-fifth-new-baby-in-just-6-weeks/) - The staff of Uganda Wildlife Authority- Bwindi Impenetrable National Park have risen to yet another ecstatic moment of a new baby gorilla with Mucunguzi family coming through on 4th Sept 2020 from Adult Female Ndinkahe. On the other hand, Rushegura gorilla family brought forth a baby from Adult Female Ruterana increasing the family membership to - [Bwindi & Mgahinga Gets 12 Unit Accommodation Block](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/bwindi-mgahinga-gets-12-unit-accommodation-block/) - Bwindi Mgahinga Conservation Area (BMCA) - Chief Warden Guma Nelson commissioned a 12-unit accommodation block for staff in Ruhija Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (BINP) on July, 21, 2020. The block has other additional facilities that include 6 kitchen units, 4 bathrooms and 04 water borne toilets. The new unit brings to 75% of the 45 - [What If I Fail To Track Mountain Gorillas in Uganda](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-planner/what-if-i-fail-to-track-mountain-gorillas-in-uganda/) - Gorilla trekking is a sensational experience that every traveler dreams to have on their safari in Uganda, because it is a once in a lifetime opportunity that can happen in only four national parks in the world; these are Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda, Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga National Parks in Uganda as well as - [Uganda's Gorilla Permit Price Will Not Increase till 2020](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/ugandas-gorilla-permit-price-will-not-increase/) - Many tour operators and tourists have been asking about the possibility of Uganda revising the price of the gorilla permits. However the Uganda Wildlife Authority has confirmed that it it will not increase the price of the gorilla permit. Gorilla tracking permits for Uganda visitors will sell at $600 for the year 2018/2019. According to - [How to Get the Best Out of a Gorilla Trek in Uganda](https://www.visitbwindi.com/tips/how-to-get-the-best-out-of-a-gorilla-trek-in-uganda/) - Gorilla trekking is one of the most popular wildlife encounters in Africa and all gorilla trekking parks provide a complete variety of accommodation, safari deals, wildness jungle setting for all treks including families, groups, plus individuals for all budgets. Explore the great gorilla parks of Africa and witness the life changing encounter of the giant - [Baby Boom for Uganda’s Mountain Gorillas](https://www.visitbwindi.com/news/baby-boom-for-ugandas-mountain-gorillas/) - Uganda mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park have recorded ‘baby boom’ after five (5) births have been registered within a period of only 6 weeks. The latest birth was recorded at Rushegura gorilla family group of Buhoma sector, one of the best regions where gorilla trekking is carried out by tourists on Uganda gorilla - [8 Nature Walks Across Bwindi Forest](https://www.visitbwindi.com/experiences/8-nature-walks-across-bwindi-forest/) - You can spice your gorilla safari in Uganda with a nature walk across Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, South Western Uganda. Though Bwindi is more renowned for gorilla watching, taking a nature walk offers something more interesting on a gorilla experience in this famed park. You have a lot of choices to choose from for a nature - [Pack wisely for Gorilla Trekking in Uganda](https://www.visitbwindi.com/tips/pack-wisely-for-gorilla-trekking-in-uganda/) - How to pack wisely for a gorilla safari in Uganda - [Visit Lake Mutanda Near Bwindi and Mgahinga](https://www.visitbwindi.com/experiences/visit-lake-mutanda-near-bwindi-and-mgahinga/) - Lake Mutanda is a small freshwater Lake in Uganda. The Lake is located in Kisoro District in south-western Uganda, approximately 20 kilometres (12 mi) north of the town of Kisoro, where the district headquarters are located. This location is approximately 454 kilometres (282 mi), by road, southwest of Kampala, Uganda’s capital and largest city. The - [Gorilla Safari and Cultural Encounters](https://www.visitbwindi.com/experiences/gorilla-safari-and-cultural-encounters/) - Batwa Trail: It starts at the base of Mt Muhavura at 8.00 am and finishes by 3-4 pm. You’ll need walking shoes, hat, and rain gear, and a packed lunch with sufficient drinks. The Batwa Trail runs across the lower slopes of the Muhavura and Gahinga Volcanoes in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park and these parks - [Gorilla Trekking Safaris & Nearby Excursions](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-planner/gorilla-trekking-safaris/) - After experiencing gorilla safari tours in Bwindi Forest National Park in the southern Uganda, you can also visit the other tourist destinations in Uganda as listed below. Mgahinga Gorilla National Park One of the smallest national parks in Uganda lies the Mgahinga Gorilla National Park in the south-western corner of Uganda. A wonderful park to - [5 Things You Probably Don’t Know About the Batwa](https://www.visitbwindi.com/information/understand-the-batwa/) - Many travelers visit Bwindi Impenetrable National Park for gorilla safaris but pay less attention to taking cultural tours around the local communities. One of the rules of sustainable tourism is to promote the well being of the local communities that live near the national parks. One of the communities that you should not miss during - [6 Great Gorilla Watching Tips You Should Know](https://www.visitbwindi.com/tips/gorilla-watching-tips/) - Mountain gorillas are one of the critically endangered and huge animals in the world with fascinating features like fur which help them to live in coldness on the high altitude of mountains and in thick forests. Mountain gorilla trekking is an adventure activity that that involves climbing through the slippery rugged routes to access where - [Lifestyle Of Mountain Gorillas and How They Survive](https://www.visitbwindi.com/gorillas/lifestyle-of-mountain-gorillas/) - Many people all over the world travel long distance from the home countries to see these great apes in their natural habitat in the act known as gorilla trekking. Gorilla trekking safaris can only be done in Bwindi and Mgahinga National Parks of Uganda, Volcanoes National Park Of Rwanda and Virunga National Park of the - [Gorilla Trekking: 5 Tips for a Successful Trek in Africa](https://www.visitbwindi.com/tips/successful-gorilla-trekking-tips/) - “On my first gorilla trekking in Africa in 2008, I felt as if I had been invited to a reunion of distant, hairy relatives. When I first saw the gorillas I took photos for a while, but then put my camera away so I could just watch. I stood mere feet from these powerful animals ## Pages - [Home](https://www.visitbwindi.com/) - Visit Bwindi for unforgettable gorilla trekking experiences. Whether you are considering a short stay or a long Uganda safari, visiting Bwindi is one of the - [Punishment Island](https://www.visitbwindi.com/places/punishment-island/) - The Punishment Island also most referred to Akampene Island is one of the 29 scenic islands found on Lake Bunyonyi. This island is special due to its unique history of unmarried pregnant girls being abandoned to their fate there by scandalized family members and villagers of Bakiga community –the people of the mountains who lived - [Lake Bunyonyi](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lake-bunyonyi/) - Located in the heart of Uganda, the breathtaking Islands of Lake Bunyonyi beckon adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts with their unmatched beauty. Lake Bunyonyi also described as “the Switzerland of Africa” is an enchanting destination boasting of 29 islands dotted across its crystal-clear waters. The dotted islands add up to Lake Bunyonyi’s picturesque appeal and - [Park Information](https://www.visitbwindi.com/park-information/) - Are you planning a trip to Bwindi impenetrable national park? Here is a complete guide to help you plan your gorilla trekking safaris as well as nature walks - [Sectors](https://www.visitbwindi.com/sectors/) - Bwindi impenetrable national park is made up of four gorilla trekking sectors. That is Rushaga, Buhoma, Nkuringo and Ruhija sector. The most popular Bwindi.... - [Ancient Rain Forest](https://www.visitbwindi.com/ancient-forest/) - An ancient highland rainforest steeped in blankets of mist, discover the allure of Bwindi Impenetrable Impenetrable National Park. A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its ecological importance, this rainforest dates back 25,000 years & in this time has accumulated an incredibly diverse range of flora & fauna. Most notably the mountain gorillas, with - [Gorilla Filming](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-guide/gorilla-filming/) - Gorilla filming in Bwindi operates as a distinct activity category under Uganda Wildlife Authority regulations. Standard gorilla trekking permits allow visitors one hour with a habituated gorilla family, with photography permitted using handheld devices. Filming permits extend this framework considerably, granting longer access windows, larger crew numbers, and authorization for professional equipment, including stabilization rigs, - [Mountain Gorillas](https://www.visitbwindi.com/mountain-gorillas/) - Bwindi is home to about 480 mountain gorillas, almost a half of the world population of the total population of the mountain gorillas. Bwindi is the backbone of gorilla tourism given that the park has 14 gorilla groups habitauted for tourism and research. Coming face to face with mountain gorillas is one of life’s great - [Gorilla Trekking](https://www.visitbwindi.com/gorilla-trekking/) - If you didn’t see the mountain gorillas in their natural wild, you haven’t yet gone to Uganda. Gorilla Trekking is the most popular of all adventure activities done in Uganda. This interesting adventure can be done in two national parks; Bwindi impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Gorilla trekking is a very captivating - [Getting There](https://www.visitbwindi.com/getting-there/) - Knowing how best you can get to Bwindi Forest National Park is a very key factor any visitor planning a perfect gorilla safari holiday should have in mind. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park is located in south western Uganda about 530 km from Kampala, Uganda’s capital city. The park is accessible by tourists on their - [Things to Do](https://www.visitbwindi.com/things-to-do/) - Are you planning to Visit Bwindi this year? There are lots of things to do in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. The most popular are gorilla trekking, nature walks, bird watching and hiking adventures. Top Things to Do in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Gorilla Trekking Did you know gorilla watching is the focus for most - [Things to See](https://www.visitbwindi.com/attractions/) - Are you planning to visit Bwindi this year? Here are the things to see, Mountain Gorillas, Wildlife , Birds in Bwindi, Waterfalls including Munyaga Waterfalls - [Vegetation](https://www.visitbwindi.com/vegetation/) - This is the richest forest in Uganda, in terms of the number of plant species, as the area is one of the few large expanses of forest in East Africa where lowland and montane communities merge. The valley bottoms contain a dense ground cover of herbs, vines, and shrubs with only a few trees hence - [Tour Operators](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-guide/tour-operators/) - Looking for a gorilla safari company to help you organize a tour to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Here is a listing of suggested tour operators organizing trips to Bwindi. Whether you are looking for a packaged holiday or just need a tour operator to help you book gorilla permits, these companies will help you. Most - [Gorilla Habituation Experience](https://www.visitbwindi.com/things-to-do/gorilla-habituation-experience/) - Gorilla habituation is one of the most fulfilling experiences that travelers shouldn’t miss while on a Uganda tour any time of the year. The experience is done in only Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable national park and involves travelers hiking through the dense jungled forests of the park in search of the semi-habituated gorilla family to spend - [Bwindi Gorillas](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/) - Are you planning to Visit Bwindi this year? Here is a complete guide to habituated gorilla families in Bwindi impenetrable national park different sectors - [Hiking](https://www.visitbwindi.com/things-to-do/hiking/) - Hiking in Bwindi forest has become a popular with visitors to Uganda and to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. This ancient rain forest is a perfect place for the hikers, birders and nature lovers. You can extend your time beyond gorilla trekking penetrating Bwindi Impenetrable forest on one of its many trails, or take one of the - [Nkuringo](https://www.visitbwindi.com/sectors/nkuringo/) - The Nkuringo sector was the second most popular location to be habituated for gorilla tracking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. It lies south of Bwindi. - [Rushaga Sector](https://www.visitbwindi.com/sectors/rushaga/) - The Rushaga sector is located in the southern side of the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. It boasts of the highest number of habituated gorilla families. - [Elephants](https://www.visitbwindi.com/attractions/elephants/) - There are two species of elephants in Bwindi Forest; Forest elephants and savannah Elephants. The Savannah forests moved from the savannah but when adopted the tropical rain forest rain. One of the differences is that, forest elephants have straighter tucks and was therefore preferred by ivory craftsmen. Both forest and savannah elephants range overlap and - [Self Drive](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-guide/self-drive/) - Taking your own adventure through the winding roads of western Uganda can be a lifetime experience as you look forward to engaging in the life-changing gorilla trekking experience. The roads and tracks there plus the 7 hours distance will demand for travel in 4X4 Uganda car hire for the ideal self-drive road trips to Bwindi - [Gorilla Permits](https://www.visitbwindi.com/gorilla-trekking/gorilla-permits/) - For the years 2024 to 2026, Uganda gorilla permits in Uganda can be booked at a cost of US$800 per permit. If you are planning a gorilla safari trekking experience in any of these destinations, you can obtain the necessary permits directly from the respective wildlife authorities. It is easy to book gorilla permits for - [Is Bwindi Safe](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-guide/is-bwindi-safe/) - Safety is a top priority at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The Ugandan Wildlife Authority (UWA) has implemented strict measures to ensure visitors' security, including the presence of trained park rangers, guided gorilla tours, and established trekking protocols. Visitors are always accompanied, guaranteeing their safety and helping protect the forest's delicate ecosystem. Over the years, the - [About Us](https://www.visitbwindi.com/about-us/) - Here is what you need to know about Visit Bwindi gorilla trekking packages as well as hiking trips. You can also contact us for more inquiries about gorilla - [Travel Guide](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-guide/) - Here is a complete travel guide to Bwindi impenetrable national park. Whether you are visiting Bwindi for gorilla trekking or simply for a nature walk, the guid - [Faq](https://www.visitbwindi.com/faq/) - FAQs About Gorilla Trekking 1. What is the minimum age for gorilla trekking? In Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the minimum age for gorilla trekking is 15 years old. This regulation ensures the safety of younger participants and minimises disruptions during the trek. 2. Is gorilla trekking safe? Yes, gorilla trekking is - [Cultural Experiences](https://www.visitbwindi.com/things-to-do/cultural-experiences/) - While Bwindi's wildlife and dense forests are the main draw for many visitors, the area is also rich in cultural experiences that offer a deeper understanding of the region’s history and people. Engaging with the local communities around Bwindi can enhance your visit, allowing you to connect with the traditions and livelihoods of the people who - [Packing List](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-guide/packing-list/) - When it comes to mountain gorilla adventures, visitors are left asking several questions most of which include what should I carry for gorilla trekking? Which clothes should I put on? If you are planning to go for gorilla trekking, you will need to pack appropriate gear that is comfortable with you and allows you have - [When to Visit](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-guide/when-to-visit/) - Planning to visit Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park for a holiday but you are not sure when it is best to get there? Here is all the information to know - [Is Gorilla Trekking Safe](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-guide/is-gorilla-trekking-safe/) - Mountain gorillas are an endangered species that can only be trekked in three countries: Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the Virunga region, which has made these giant primates a top tourist attraction in the three countries. Although they are large and powerful primates, they never have an interest in attacking - [Conservation](https://www.visitbwindi.com/conservation/) - Gorillas are considered to be the largest living primates and among the top most endangered species on Earth. They have been protected by international laws thus killing of gorillas is ILLEGAL. You should not fall a victim of this. These primates share a common lineage with humans after Chimpanzees and are our closet living relatives - [Nkuringo Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/nkuringo-gorilla-group/) - Family statistics Family Size: 17 Silverback: SAFARI, RAFIKI Blackback: Bahati, Kirungi, POSHO, Karibu Adult Female: Kwetonda, Kasotora, MAMA XMAS, SAMEHE Juvenile: RAMUTWE, MAGARA, KWESIMA, Kuhirwa Infant: TABU, Fulaha, Katungi & Muhozi “The Twins” This Bwindi gorilla family was opened for tourism in 2004. Nkuringo is the Rukiga word for round hill. The group was first - [Mishaya Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/mishaya-gorilla-group/) - 7 MEMBERS, 1 SILVERBACK This family was originally a splinter group from Nshongi group and is led by the silverback, Mishaya. There are currently no male - [Kyaguliro Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/kyaguliro-gorilla-group/) - Family Size: 15, Silverback: Rukina, Marembo, Blackback: Kafuzi, Byiza, Adult Female: Binyindo, Siatu,, Mugwere, Tindamanyere, Twigukye, Matu, Juvenile: Happy, - [Kahungye Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/kahungye-gorilla-group/) - Kahungye family has 20 MEMBERS, 3 SILVERBACKS. One of the most robust and vibrant Bwindi gorilla families in southern Bwindi, Kahungye were introduced as a - [Habinyanja Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/habinyanja-gorilla-group/) - Family statistics Family Size: 18 Silverback: Makara, Rwansigazi Blackback: Maraya, Mizano Adult Female: Kisho, Nyabukye, Binyonko, Rugyendo, Nyamuhango Juvenile: Elsa, Hamusini Infant: Hakato, Gacyaro, Bagenyi The original Habinyanja group was habituated in 1997 and by 1999 tourists were already visiting the group. The name Habinyanja comes from the root of the Rukiga word for ‘body - [Bweza Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/bweza-gorilla-group/) - Visit Bwindi for a memorable gorilla trekking experience in Rushaga sector. Bwenza Gorilla family is one of the smallest gorilla families in Bwindi. - [Busingye Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/busingye-gorilla-group/) - Are you planning to visit Bwindi this year? Here is what you need to know about Busingye gorilla family. It has eight members. There is only one silverback... - [Bitukura Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/bitukura-gorilla-group/) - Here is what you need to know about Bitukura family. Family Size: 12 Silverback: Ndahura, Rukumu, Karamuzi, Rukara Blackback: Mugisha, Obia Adult Female - [Accommodation](https://www.visitbwindi.com/accommodation/) - Are you looking for where to sleep on your Visit Bwindi gorilla trekking safari? 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The majority of the people of Buhoma are Bakiga, Bafumbira or Batwa pygmies, who lived in the rain forest until it became a National Park. Although there are a large number of languages spoken in Uganda many people in Uganda use English as a common - [Buhoma Community Development Association](https://www.visitbwindi.com/conservation/buhoma-community-development-association/) - Buhoma Community Development Association (BCDA) is a community based business enterprise initiated and managed by the local community around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (BINP). It is located right at the entrance of Bwindi Inpenetrable National Park which is believed to be home to about half the world’s population of the endangered Mountain Gorillas. It was - [Gorilla Tracking Rules](https://www.visitbwindi.com/gorilla-trekking/gorilla-tracking-rules/) - Gorilla Watching Rules for Uganda Visitors To protect the gorillas and visitors, the following rules must be adhered to: No one with a communicable disease, such as flu or diarrhea, is allowed to visit the gorillas. Do not surround the gorillas but remain in a tight group. Leave a distance of at least 5m between - [Batwa Experience](https://www.visitbwindi.com/things-to-do/batwa-experience/) - The Batwa Experience is a living history encounter unlike any other. Visit it just outside the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park in Uganda, home of the mountain gorillas. The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is home to some of the greatest biodiversity on the planet, a profusion of exotic plants and animals that includes the endangered mountain - [What to Carry on Gorilla Trek](https://www.visitbwindi.com/travel-guide/what-to-carry-on-gorilla-trek/) - Gorilla trekking is one of the most popular thing to do in Africa. This amazing experience brings you close to the mountain gorillas, rare animals that are categorized as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). The most popular countries where one can go gorilla tracking are Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic - [Mountain Gorillas](https://www.visitbwindi.com/attractions/mountain-gorillas/) - Bwindi is home to half of the world’s mountain gorillas. Mountain gorillas are an endangered species, with only around 1000 remaining in the wild. This has improved since Bwindi Impenetrable Forest became a National park, and the Bwindi gorilla population has increased from around 300 to around 459 since 2018. Gorilla tracking permits are needed - [Lake Mutanda](https://www.visitbwindi.com/places/lake-mutanda/) - Lake Mutanda is located in Kisoro District in southwestern Uganda, approximately 20 kilometers north of the town of Kisoro. This location is approximately 454 kilometers (282 mi), by road, southwest of Kampala, Uganda’s capital and largest city. The coordinates of Lake Mutanda are: 01 14 06S, 29 40 12E Latitude:-1.2350; Longitude: 29.6700 It is nestled in - [Kabale](https://www.visitbwindi.com/places/kabale/) - Kabale is also located in western Uganda near the border of Uganda and Rwanda. There is Katuna boarder which is among the busy borders in the area. It’s almost a full day drive from Kampala/Entebbe but after reaching there, it is worth a visit. Kabale is where you can find the well-known Bwindi national park - [Places](https://www.visitbwindi.com/places/) - There are several places of interest worthy exploring close to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. - [Terms & Conditions](https://www.visitbwindi.com/terms-conditions/) - You have to edit "Terms & Conditions" page to replace this start content with your own. - [Gorilla Facts](https://www.visitbwindi.com/gorilla-facts/) - Gorillas are among the few animals that show human characters in all most all aspects of life-like behaviors and emotions, such as laughter and sadness. In fact, gorillas share 98.3% of their genetic code with humans, making them our closest cousins after chimpanzees and bonobos. This means that exposure to human illnesses – even a - [Bird Watching](https://www.visitbwindi.com/things-to-do/bird-watching/) - Bwindi forest ranks number one destination for birding in east Africa. The park hosts over 350 species of birds, including 23 Albertine Rift valley endemic birds that are found nowhere else. Species to look out for include the African green broadbill, Chapin’s flycatcher, Shelley’s crimson wing, handsome francolin, mountain-masked and collared apalis, white-bellied robin chat, - [The Batwa Trail](https://www.visitbwindi.com/attractions/the-batwa-trail/) - As a community initiative, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (BINP) supports Batwa cultural experience which is geared at conserving the forest which is the habitat for the mountain gorillas, as well as harnessing cultural values of the tribe which is threatened by extinction. It is also one way of empowering the surrounding communities through project initiatives - [Oruzogo Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/oruzogo-gorilla-group/) - The Oruzogo group lies within Ruhija in northe Eastern Bwindi. The group has 21 MEMBERS, 1 SILVERBACK gorilla who heads the group. This group was opened for gorilla tourism in June 2011 in the Ruhija sector of Bwindi. The group’s name is derived from one of the plants locally refered to as “Oruzogo”, a great - [Flora and Fauna](https://www.visitbwindi.com/attractions/flora-and-fauna/) - The park provides habitat for some 120 species of mammals ten of which are primates and more than 45 small mammal species, 348 species of birds, 220 species of butterflies, 27 species of frogs, chameleons, geckos and many endangered species. The park has a large variation of altitude and habitat types, there by supporting a - [Friend a Gorilla](https://www.visitbwindi.com/conservation/friend-a-gorilla/) - Friend a gorilla is an initiative by UWA (Uganda Wildlife Authority), to promote and educate the world about Uganda’s mountain gorillas. With only about 720 mountain gorillas left in the world, Uganda – having a little over half the worlds population of this highly endangered species – has stepped up efforts to involve the whole - [Kirima Community School](https://www.visitbwindi.com/conservation/kirima-community-school/) - As part of its Tourism Revenue Sharing benefits to the communities around the parks, Uganda Wildlife Authority has donated over 40 million Uganda shillings to schools in the region. With such high population density in the area, the pressure and demand for land for farming is greatly eased through education, as future generations have alternatives - [Bwindi Community Hospital](https://www.visitbwindi.com/conservation/bwindi-community-hospital/) - As part of its community development initiative the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) donated a percentage of earnings from gorilla tourism to roofing the outpatient wing of the Bwindi Community Hospital (BCH) in 2004. The BCH situated about two kilometers from the entrance of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and provides health care to the local population, - [Rushegura Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/rushegura-gorilla-group/) - 17 MEMBERS, No SILVERBACK The Rushegura group was created in 2002 after a Mwirima, a silverback broke away from the Habinyanja group. The individuals in the group under Mwirima felt secure given his proven heroics in fighting off rival and wild groups. Mwirima was known to engage in severe fights in protection of his sovereignty - [Munyaga Trail](https://www.visitbwindi.com/things-to-do/munyaga-trail/) - At the mention of Bwindi impenetrable forest national park, the first thing everyone would think of is a gorilla safari and views of the gentle and endangered mountain gorillas which hail in this impenetrable antique or else the beautiful birdlife since the site is the number one birding site in Africa. However there is more - [Weather & Climate](https://www.visitbwindi.com/park-information/weather-climate/) - Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park features among Uganda’s most magnificent conservation areas. This park is located in South-western Uganda and offers refuge to the world’s popular endangered mountain gorillas and several wildlife species. Safaris to Uganda are only enjoyable when you are certain about the weather and climate of the area which is why it - [Nshongi Gorilla Group](https://www.visitbwindi.com/bwindi-gorillas/nshongi-gorilla-group/) - Family statistics Family Size: 31 Silverback: Nshongi, Mishaya, Kakono Blackback: Bweza, Matama, Busasi, Bwire, Bunwa, Kutu, Tifayo Adult Female: Nkuhene, Bakunzi, Mwiza, Munini, Shidah, Bukozo, Nyampundu, Bwiruka Juvenile: Tindatine, Mize, Mahoro, Mureba, Ruheruka, Muchunguzi, Rutaro Infant: Mpororo, Fortunate, Katono, Kazani, Mukiza, Ninsiima Nshongi is the name of a river close to where this gorilla family - [Primates of Bwindi](https://www.visitbwindi.com/attractions/primates-of-bwindi/) - Bwindi Impenetrable National Park spans in southwestern Uganda and it is remarkably a home to about 11 primate species. The primates in Bwindi National Park for you to explore on Uganda safari include among others the rare mountain gorillas, eastern chimpanzees, L’Hoest monkeys, red tailed monkeys, baboons, blue monkeys, black and white colobus monkeys. It - [Ruhija Sector](https://www.visitbwindi.com/sectors/ruhija/) - Ruhija region is in the eastern side of Bwindi National Park and consists of 4 habituated families set for trekking and research; Bitukura, Kyaguliro (for research but usually trekked as well), Mukiza and Oruzogo. The Ruhija sector is one of the rewarding sectors within the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest most famous for its abundant birdlife! The - [Waterfalls](https://www.visitbwindi.com/attractions/waterfalls/) - A visit to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is not only to trek mountain gorillas but also for you to hike to its scenic waterfalls that depict Uganda’s off-beaten beauty. Each waterfall in this pristine park offers visitors with a magical view. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is situated in southwestern Uganda and it is shared by - [Buhoma](https://www.visitbwindi.com/sectors/buhoma/) - The Buhoma sector is the most known of all the four sectors location given that it was the first to be developed for gorilla tourism. Buhoma region is found in the northern side of Bwindi National Park. It is from Buhoma that gorilla trekking began in its first gorilla family (Mubare). Mubare gorilla family was - [Birds](https://www.visitbwindi.com/attractions/birds/) - Whereas Bwindi Impenetrable forest National Park is perhaps most known for being home to almost half of the world’s remaining population of the endangered Mountain Gorillas, this 321-km2 forest national park is a superb birding site for all the birders on an African safari. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is a prime destination for birdwatchers. 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The lodge is close to the park gate and guests are able to walk to the gorilla briefing point. Ruhija gorilla - [Kiho Safari Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/kiho-safari-lodge/) - Nestled in the heart of Ruhija region/sector, Kiho Gorilla Safari Lodge is one of a kind accommodation facility worth considering for overnight stays in Bwindi. The luxurious Kiho Safari Lodge prides itself of remarkable views of the lush forested ridges of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the Virunga Volcanoes in Uganda, Congo, and Rwanda. Kiho - [Four Gorillas Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/four-gorillas-lodge/) - The Four Gorillas Lodge is one of the best luxury gorilla safari accommodation found at the peripheral of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, southwestern Uganda. Four Gorillas Lodge is a newly established accommodation property and is ideal for visitors with plans to explore Rushaga sector –the southern trailhead of Bwindi. Four Gorillas Lodge is a 4-star - [Savanna Resort Hotel](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/savanna-resort-hotel/) - Savanna Resort Hotel is a comfortable 3-star accommodation found between Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Savanna Resort is set in Kihihi Town Council, Kanungu District. The Savanna Resort serves as the main stopover for tourists on a safari to Bwindi or Queen Elizabeth National Park. The mid-range - [Ruhondeza Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/ruhondeza-lodge/) - Ruhondeza Lodge is a comfortable mid-range accommodation property worth considering for an overnight stay on a gorilla tour in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Ruhondeza offers budget-friendly accommodation services and comes with multiple amenities to make your stay comfortable and memorable. Location Ruhondeza Lodge is situated in the Buhoma sector –the Northern gorilla trekking region in - [Kigezi Forest Cottages](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/kigezi-forest-cottages/) - Kigezi Forest Cottages (KFC –MUST) is one of the best accommodation options for overnight stays in southwestern Uganda. KFC-MUST is suitably set in the Kanungu district and is ideal for visitors who plan to visit Buhoma to track mountain gorillas. KFC offers not only comfortable overnight stays but also amazing meals. The 3-star Kigezi Forest - [Wild Olives Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/wild-olives-lodge/) - Wild Olives Lodge is among the top accommodation properties in the Rushaga region of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The luxurious Wild Olives Lodge has 9 self-contained rooms with a range of amenities including comfortable beds made using local materials. Wild Olives Lodge has a good and safe parking area, 24/7 security, daily housekeeping, laundry facilities, - [Albertine Gorilla Campsite](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/albertine-gorilla-campsite/) - The Albertine Gorilla Campsite is a comfortable budget safari lodge and is 10 meters away from Nkuringo where Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) offices are found. At Albertine Gorilla Campsite, accommodation is at its best and visitors are guaranteed of value for money. The Albertine Campsite is strategically set in the area where you can begin - [Silverback Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/silverback-lodge/) - Silverback Lodge is located in the Buhoma region of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Southwestern Uganda. Silverback Lodge is part of the Marasa Africa properties and is only 5 minutes’ walk to the lush Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. The luxurious lodge offers the breathtaking views of the valley and the forest. Silverback Lodge lies high above the - [Crested Crane Bwindi Hotel](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/crested-crane-bwindi-hotel/) - The Crested Crane Hotel is the ultimate accommodation that you need if you want to stay close to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Queen Elizabeth National Park. It is recommended for travelers looking to go gorilla tracking in the Buhoma Sector, Northern Bwindi. - [Gorilla Forest Camp](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/gorilla-forest-camp/) - Gorilla Forest Camp is an ultra luxury safari lodge in the Buhoma Sector, Northern Bwindi. Managed by Sanctuary Retreats, this lodge is nestled deep in Bwindi Forest. It boasts of a great location with great views of the gorilla sanctuary. - [Ruhija Gorilla Safari Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/ruhija-gorilla-safari-lodge/) - Ruhija is another wonderful place of lodging in Bwindi National Park, nestled within the heart of the Bwindi Jungle in the Eastern sector of Ruhija. It is praised for being one of the most outstanding places of lodging with carefully decorated rooms that harmoniously blend with the natural surrounding while providing hospitality and luxury. Guests - [Buhoma Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/buhoma-lodge/) - Wow-factor is left to the pristine jungles at Buhoma Lodge, in the northern sector of Buhoma and rewards guests with awe-inspiring views of the verdant forest. This sumptuous Jungle Lodge has 10 stunning chalets that define the natural beauty of the surrounding rainforest of Bwindi. With jaw-dropping views provided from the private balcony, visitors are - [Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/nkuringo-bwindi-gorilla-lodge/) - When you talk of best Safari Lodges in Bwindi National Park, Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge is one of them with a myriad of comfy dining area around a tree, raffia ceilings, Terracotta-colored walls, a small bar area, stone fireplace as well as carvings adorning the walls and these all exude a rustic charm for travellers. - [Rushaga Gorilla Safari Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/rushaga-gorilla-safari-lodge/) - Gorilla Safari Lodge is synonymous with Jungle Paradise and as one of the most secluded and exquisite accommodation facilities in Rushaga sector, there is a chance of seeing one of the nine Gorilla Families here. It is sprawled within the Bwindi Jungle treetops and offers visitors with stupendous accommodation in the 18 commodious Cottages, each - [Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/clouds-mountain-gorilla-lodge/) - Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge is a luxurious facility based within the Nkuringo trekking sector/trailhead, and is haven to Nkuringo, Christmas and Bikingi Gorilla Families. This multi-award-winning stupendous place of lodging in Bwindi provides visitors with chalet-like main lodge as well as seven guesthouses made from local volcanic stone. They are also fitted with hand-woven rugs as well - [Bakiga Lodge](https://www.visitbwindi.com/lodging/bakiga-lodge/) - This is one of luxury safari lodge, situated in the Ruhija sector of Bwindi national park, just a few minutes drive from the Gorilla Trekking meeting point. The lodge offers offer warm African service and fantastic food.The Lodge offers 4 family Cabins and 2 twin tents, all self-contained with ensuite bathrooms and spectacular views. Relax ## Tours - [4 Days Bwindi Double Gorilla Trek](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/bwindi-double-gorilla-trek/) - This 4 days Bwindi Gorilla Safari is a thrilling opportunity for primate enthusiasts to trek two families of the 10 habituated gorilla families in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Nestled within the rolling hills of South-western is a dense Tropical rainforest from which the National Park was gazetted and a home to almost half the World’s - [3 Days Bwindi Gorilla Safari](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/bwindi-gorilla-safari/) - On these 3 days Bwindi gorilla safari, you will Visit Bwindi as the main highlight of your safari. Expect to come face to face with the mountain gorillas - [4 Days Bwindi Gorillas & Lake Bunyonyi](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/bwindi-gorillas-lake-bunyonyi/) - Embark on a 4 days relaxing safari with Visit Bwindi and Lake Bunyonyi highlights. On this safari, you will encounter the endangered mountain gorillas - [4 Days Bwindi Gorillas and Kibale Chimpanzees](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/4-days-bwindi-gorillas-and-kibale-chimpanzees/) - The 4 days Bwindi Gorillas and Kibale Chimpanzees is an amazing safari that allows you make a lifetime trip to Uganda’s most famous primate trekking destinations. A trip to the south-west of Uganda leads you to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, the home to the World’s highest population of mountain gorillas as well as ultimate Gorilla - [4 Days Bwindi Gorillas and Batwa Trail](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/bwindi-gorillas-and-batwa-trail/) - The 4 Days Bwindi Gorillas and Batwa Trail safari is an exceptional tour that leads you to the dense jungles of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in South-western Uganda, the haven to almost half the World’s population of mountain gorillas as well as the former home to the modern day primitive Batwa people. These people were - [3 Days Bwindi Fly-in Gorilla Tour](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/bwindi-fly-in-gorilla-tour/) - The 3 days Bwindi Fly-in Gorilla Tour is the best tour for tourists who wish to avoid the long drive (8-9 hours’ drive) from Entebbe or Kampala to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and also perfect for persons with less time on their schedule to trek the mountain gorillas. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in south-western Uganda - [2 Days Bwindi Gorilla Tour](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/bwindi-gorilla-tour/) - The 2 Days Bwindi Gorilla Safari is a perfect short Gorilla tour for persons with limited time yet interested in trekking the amazing gorilla families in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Alternatively, the package is ideal for those who wish to trek gorillas in Uganda yet are not ready to go through the long drive (8-10 - [1 Day Bwindi Gorilla Trek](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/bwindi-gorilla-trek/) - Embark on the once in a lifetime opportunity of encountering the mountain gorillas in their natural habitat during the 1 Day Bwindi Gorilla Trek from Kigali. The verdant Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is one of the few places in the World where the mountain gorillas can be trekked, with 20 of over 40 families being - [3 Days Bwindi Gorilla Habituation Safari](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/bwindi-gorilla-habituation-safari/) - Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is the only place in the whole World where tourists can watch mountain gorillas undergo habituation. Be among the few people enjoying this once in a lifetime adventure by joining our 3 days Bwindi Gorilla Habituation conducted within either Rushaga or Nkuringo sector, within the South of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park - [5 Days Uganda Gorillas & Wildlife Safari](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/uganda-gorillas-wildlife-safari/) - On this five days Uganda gorillas and wildlife safari, you will visit Bwindi, and Queen Elizabeth National Park. Encounter the tree climbing lions in Ishasha and the mountain gorillas in Bwindi impenetrable national park. Day 1: Transfer to Bwindi Forest National Park After an early breakfast at your hotel in Kampala, our company safari guide - [7 Days Uganda Safari Tour](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/uganda-safari-tour/) - Explore Kampala, Visit Bwindi, go chimpanzee tracking and enjoy savannah game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park on this 7 days Uganda safari. - [4 Days Bwindi Gorilla & Lake Mburo](https://www.visitbwindi.com/safaris/bwindi-gorilla-lake-mburo/) - Visit Bwindi impenetrable national park and Lake Mburo national park on this four days Gorilla trekking Safari in Uganda. 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