Embark on a 2-Day Uganda Gorilla Trekking safari in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable forest with African Safari Tour Holidays for the most memorable experience of your life. In the charming southwestern region of Uganda lies the 331 square kilometers Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. Book with African Safari Tour Holidays to experience a place which is famous for the endangered mountain gorillas, with over 1000 individuals, constituting a half of the current global population of mountain gorillas.
Situated in the southwestern part of Uganda lies the enchanting Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its rich biodiversity and captivating landscapes. Home to nearly half of the world’s population of critically endangered mountain gorillas, this dense jungle paradise offers a unique and unforgettable experience for gorilla trekking.
The park’s name, “Bwindi,” translates to “impenetrable,” hinting at the dense vegetation and rugged terrain that characterize this ancient forest. Towering trees, lush undergrowth, and mist-shrouded valleys create a mystical atmosphere that transports visitors to a world untouched by time.
As you embark on a 2-day gorilla trekking safari in Bwindi National Park, you’ll not only witness the majestic beauty of these gentle giants in their natural habitat but also immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of a pristine wilderness teeming with life. From vibrant bird species to elusive forest elephants and playful primates, Bwindi is a biodiversity hotspot waiting to be explored.
During your 2-Day Uganda Gorilla Trekking safari in Bwindi national park , you will observe these incredibly amazing apes in their undisturbed natural habitat, as you capably navigate through the intricately dense and impenetrable forest that distinctly provide the park with its reminiscent name. Additionally, Bwindi is nestled within the confines of the Albertine Rift Valley, and on altitudes, ranging from 1,160 to 2,607 meters above sea level. This enhance its conservation significance while creating a range of ecosystems conducive for various wildlife species.
The park is characterized by a humid, tropical climate with average temperatures ranging from around 7 to 20oC (45 to 68oF), with cooler temperatures prevalent at higher altitudes. The region experiences two distinct rainy seasons, the first from March to May and the second from September to November, resulting in heavier rainfall. The dry seasons occur from December to February and from June to August when the park sees reduced precipitation. The annual rainfall averages between 1,400 and 1,900 millimeters. This lush and biodiverse park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a unique and captivating experience for visitors seeking both natural beauty and wildlife encounters.
With an abundance of globally threatened species such as the chimpanzee, l’Hoest’s monkey and African elephant; birds such as African green broadbill, Grauer’s swamp warbler, Turner’s Eremomela, Chapin’s flycatcher and Shelley’s crimson-wing; and many butterfly species. Ensure that as you walk under the misty clouds above with anticipation, you admire the surrounding dense undergrowth and lush greenery. Therefore, besides gorilla trekking safari, the park offers you other activities such as guided nature walks, bird watching and much more. You can also visit the neighboring communities, particularly engaging with the elusive yet remarkable Batwa for an immersive experience of their unique lifestyle.
Explore the magnificent gorillas of Bwindi in four distinct sectors: Rushaga, Ruhija, Buhoma, and Nkuringo. Tailored for those seeking a more efficient route, the 2-day Uganda gorilla trekking safari from Kigali is crafted to bypass the lengthy 9-hour journey from Entebbe International Airport in Uganda. The adventure kicks off in Kigali, traverses the Katuna border, meanders through the stunning Kigezi highlands in Uganda, and culminates in the captivating Ruhija sector of Bwindi.
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