Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in South western Uganda is the most sought after world class tourist destination as it harbours more than a half of the world’s surviving mountain gorillas listed as critically endangered species. Recognised by UNESCO as a world Heritage sitein 1994, Bwindi was since 1942 a forest reserve before it was elevated to a national park status in 1991.
It covers 321Km2 characterized by tangled vegetation covering steepy slippery valleys and high drought ridges. Its ever chilly weather and challenging terrain offers a suitable environment which harbours our closest cousins. A hike through one of the Africa’s most ancient rain forests in search of the endangered Mountain Gorillas, ranks among the world’s vital wildlife encounters.
CLICK HERE to check out some of the activities you can enjoy on your visit to Bwindi National Park
Recent Comments