February 2023

Why is gorilla trekking in Mgahinga national park 1 hour: Despite the 2 to 6 hours taken looking for mountain gorillas, trekkers are given 1 hour to be around the apes. Tourists think that the 1 hour given is not enough to be around one of the most loved animals in the world.  Among the animal species people dream of meeting include mountain gorillas and it’s not only because they

Why you should book Mgahinga gorilla permits in advance: Gorilla permits are legal documents by Uganda Wildlife Authority allowing tourists to visit a gorilla family and stay around the members. In Uganda, Mgahinga national park is one of the protected areas where mountain gorilla trekking permits are used. This is because the national park protects mountain gorillas and to see the endangered apes you need a gorilla permit. Mgahinga national park

History of Mgahinga national park: Mgahinga national park is located in the southwestern part of Uganda in Kisoro district near the borders of Rwanda and DR Congo. Mgahinga national park is apparently one of the best and most sought after safari destinations in Uganda and the world celebrated to be having some of the endangered mountain gorillas still surviving on earth. History of Mgahinga national park The history of Mgahinga national park

How difficult is gorilla trekking in Mgahinga national park?: In this article, we talk about how difficult mountain gorilla trekking in Mgahinga national park is. Mgahinga national park is a gorilla park found in Uganda. The national park is one of those found in the southwestern part of the country in Kisoro district. Mgahinga was gazetted as a national park in 1991 after the Batwa had been evicted out of

How long does gorilla trekking take in Mgahinga national park: For those wondering how long does gorilla trekking in Mgahinga national park takes/lasts? It's 2 to 7 hours. This article will go deep to explain to you how long trekking lasts and the reasons as to why. Reading this article will help you to know how long gorilla trekking in Mgahinga national park takes before and after seeing the mountain

How many hours does one spend with mountain gorillas of Mgahinga?: One of the frequently asked questions about gorilla trekking in Mgahinga national park is how many hours does one spend with the primates? Gorilla trekking is a thrilling adventure activity that involves visitors visiting the thick afro-montane and bamboo vegetation of Mgahinga national park looking for mountain gorillas. Mountain gorillas are endangered species of primates with thicker fur compared

Mgahinga national park gorilla trekking safari for solo travelers: Are you intending to go gorilla trekking in Mgahinga national park and you are a solo traveler? This article is for solo travelers to Mgahinga national park who would love to do gorilla trekking. Mgahinga national park is home to mountain gorillas in the southwestern part of the country. The national park was gazetted in 1991 to protect endangered mountain gorillas

Luxury safaris to Mgahinga national park: Mgahinga national park is one of the national parks that Uganda has. The national park was gazetted in 1991 to protect the vegetation, mountain gorillas, and a number of wildlife species. The national park is allocated in the southwestern part of Uganda and it's famous for the endangered mountain gorillas. The 33.9 sq. km of land protects over 100 mountain gorillas which are not

Mgahinga gorilla tours from the United Kingdom: Mountain gorilla tours are only possible in three countries which are Rwanda, Uganda, and DR Congo. In Uganda, two national parks are lucky to host mountain gorillas and these are Mgahinga national park and Bwindi impenetrable forest national park. Mgahinga national park is located in the southwestern part of the country in Kisoro district. Mgahinga gorilla tours from the United Kingdom Mgahinga national park is

Mgahinga gorilla trekking safari from Australia: Mountain gorilla trekking is among the most loved tourism activities in the world. This is because scientists discovered that these apes have 98% human DNA making them close relatives. So many tourists from different parts of the world including those from Australia dream of meeting these primate species. Mountain gorillas can’t survive in all places of the world and this is why they are found