Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in southwestern Uganda is a destination that attracts travellers with its untouched beauty, remarkable biodiversity and opportunity to encounter endangered mountain gorillas,
Gorilla Trekking in Wild Verdant Forests
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest lives up to its name as a dense and ancient rainforest that has retained its wild and untouched character for centuries. This remarkable ecosystem is teeming with life, harbouring an exceptional diversity of flora and fauna. Embark on thrilling gorilla trekking here, accompanied by experienced guides and trackers who will lead you through the forest’s winding trails in search of the revered giants. Gorilla trekking requires a reasonable amount of fitness, hiking through Bwindi’s rainforest and the bamboo-covered slopes of the park. It can be a long, tough hike before you catch a glimpse of the gorillas, being guided to within six meters of them. You’re allowed an hour with the gorillas before returning to the base station. Bwindi offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness these magnificent creatures up close in their natural habitat.



At The Junction of The Plain and Mountain Forests
Bwindi covers 32,000 ha with altitudes ranging between 1,160m and 2,607m. The forest is at the edge of the western arm of the Great Rift Valley and is most biologically diverse and home to 120 species of mammals, 346 bird species, 202 butterfly species, 163 tree species, 100 fern species, 27 frog species and rare and endemic species of chameleon and gecko. Participate in community-based activities such as village walks, cultural performances, and handicraft demonstrations, where you can gain insights into the local community’s rich heritage. By doing so, you contribute to sustainable tourism practices that help protect the forest and support the well-being of the people who call it home.
