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Gorilla Trekking in Uganda

Gorilla Safaris
3 days 2 nights-Express Gorilla tracking Uganda
Day 1 Set off for Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Day 2 Gorilla Tracking
Day 3 Drive back to Kampala

5 days 4 nights Special Gorilla trek to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park & Chimpanzee Trek in Queen Elizabeth national Park.
Day 1 Set for Bwindi impenetrable Forest National Park
Day 2 Gorilla trekking
Day 3 Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park
Day 4 Morning chimp tracking. After lunch go for a launch cruise
Day 5 Early Morning game drive in then drive to Kampala


8 Eight Day Uganda Gorilla Trekking Special

Day 1 Set for Bwindi impenetrable Forest National Park
Day 2 Gorilla tracking
Day 3 Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park
Day 4 Morning chimp tracking. After lunch go for a launch cruise
Day 5 Early Morning game drive in the afternoon proceed to Fort Portal
Day 6 Set off for Murchison Falls National Park. Dinner and overnight.
Day 7 Early morning game drive. After lunch, launch cruise on the Nile River
Day 8 Drive to be the top of the falls, then proceed to Kampala with lunch enroute.

A gorilla is the largest living primate. Half of the world's population of Mountain Gorillas are found in Uganda.

A gorilla is a ground dwelling omnivore animal and largely dwells in the forest. An example of such forest is the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in Uganda.

There are 3 classifications of Gorilla. That is the Western Lowland Gorilla, the Eastern Lowland and the Mountain Gorilla or Gorilla Berengei Berengei. All these gorillas are endangered due to poaching, habitat destruction and trade in bush meat.

Gorillas move in groups led by the male gorilla, the Silverback. Silver back is about 12 years of age or more with silver hair on his back. Its resposible for the entire movement of the troop, decision making and safety.

The two homes of mountain gorillas are Bwindi National park and Mgahinga National Park in Uganda.
In Rwanda, Gorilla tracking is done in Parc de Volcans.

The Mountain Gorillas in Bwindi largely feed on fruits, foliage and epiphytes. the Bwindi gorilla diet is almost the same as that of the Bwindi Chimpanzees.

Gorilla tracking or trekking is the top safari activity of tourists who flock to Uganda.


Uganda Gorilla Safari