Author: Magezi Samson

Chobe airstrip is one of the airstrips in the northwestern part of the country. The airstrip is located inside Murchison falls national park on the northern side of the park close to River Nile. The airstrip is owned by Chobe safari lodge and it plays an important role in tourism in the areas of the Albertine rift region. The airstrip is used mostly by travelers who are visiting Murchison falls

Murchison falls- Murchison falls park: Murchison falls are the strongest waterfalls in the whole world. They are located in Uganda and in the northwestern part of the country. The Murchison falls are found between lake Albert and Lake Kyoga. The Murchison falls happen to be inside Murchison falls national park which borrowed its name from these falls. The Murchison falls had been in existence many years ago and they were called

History of Bwindi: Bwindi is located in the southwestern part of Uganda sharing three districts Kabale, Kisoro, and Kanungu. Bwindi is one of the famous places in the world known for hosting endangered mountain gorillas. The national park has more than 700 mountain gorillas living in 4 gorilla trekking regions which are Nkuringo, Ruhija, Rushaga and Buhoma. History of Bwindi The history of Bwindi can be tracked as far as 1932 when

Hiking trails in Bwindi: Bwindi is a UNESCO world heritage site located in the southwestern part of the country in Kabale, Kanungo, and Kisoro districts. The national park covers an area of 331 sq. km of tropical rainforest where different wildlife species can be found. The park became famous in 1993 after gorilla trekking was opened in the park. As of today, it hosts more than half of the mountain

Gorilla families in Bwindi: Bwindi is one of Uganda's national parks located in the southern side of the country. Bwindi was gazetted in 1991 to protect endangered mountain gorillas from extinction as well as the vegetation. The national park has a total area of 331 sq. km and has been divided into 4 gorilla trekking regions which are Ruhija, Rushaga, Nkuringo, and Buhoma. Bwindi impenetrable forest national park harbors the highest

Forest elephants in Bwindi national park: Found in the tropical areas of Central and West Africa, forest elephants are a step away from extinction according to the international union for conservation of nature IUCUN. Forest elephants in Uganda can be seen Bwindi impenetrable forest which is popular for mountain gorilla trekking, Kibale forest, Mgahinga, Semiliki, Rwenzori mountain, and Elgon national parks. Forest elephants are one of the species of African

Entebbe airport transfers to Bwindi are organized for travelers that are visiting Bwindi impenetrable forest national park. The transfers are done by safari operators who pick you up at the airport and then transfer you to the park. Entebbe international airport is the main entry into Uganda where Bwindi is located and therefore it's what most travelers use during their Bwindi gorilla safari. Bwindi is one of Uganda's most visited national

Distance from Buhoma to Nkuringo sector: The waking distance from Buhoma to Nkuringo sector is 14 km and Buhoma - Nkuringo trail is one of the best as well as famous walking trails in Bwindi impenetrable forest national park. Buhoma is located in the northern side of Bwindi and Nkuringo is located in the southern side of the same park. The two gorilla trekking regions are neighbors and from the

Habinyanja trail in Bwindi is one of the several trails found in Bwindi impenetrable forest national park. The national park is a UNESCO heritage site in the southwestern part of Uganda protecting endangered Bwindi mountain gorillas. Bwindi was gazetted in 1991 to protect endangered mountain gorillas from extinction and over 700 mountain gorillas now live in this park. Gorilla trekking is the most done activity in Bwindi impenetrable forest national park

How to save gorillas in Bwindi we are going to look at those things you can do to stop mountain gorillas from extinction. Mountain gorillas are endangered species of mountain gorillas and in the whole world, they are less than 1100. Bwindi National park harbors more than half of these mountain gorillas but still, we need to look at how we can save them so that we increase their population. There