Bwindi National Park is the biggest national park inhabiting the mountain
Gorillas in all three countries that inhabit the only left Mountain Gorillas in
the world. The park covers an area of 321 sq km it’s one of the oldest
National parks in the world. There are around 800 mountain Gorillas
inhabiting the national park, along with primates, birds, trees, antelopes and
many more. Gorilla trekking takes 30 minutes to three-quarters of the day,
depending on the location of the mountain Gorillas, where they last feed and
nest. Please note that these are wild animals that keep on moving.
Highlights
- Scenic drive to Bwindi Impenetrable
- Gorilla trekking
- Birding
- Visit the Batwa Community