Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is one of those nature's unspoiled National Parks found in south western Uganda covering an area of 331 sq. km. This National Park has vast diversity of mammals and birds species and is  home to a number of endangered wildlife species.  On top of having  half the world's rare apes the Mountain Gorillas it is the only protected area in the world where Mountain Gorillas and Chimpanzees live together.

 

Today we will go for a nature walk through the beautiful forest with lots of plant life and water falls that will blow your mind away.

Later in the day we will visit the Batwa people who were the indigenous residents of Bwindi. This is an experiential tour where you will learn more about their ways of life like how they used to hunt, make fire using sticks, bee keeping and also enjoy their traditional dance.

 

If you opt to go for gorilla trekking  we recommend you  wear good/comfortable walking boots and carry good rain gear and enough drinking water. Trekking can be tough and challenging and so we trust you are in reasonably fit condition. You will carry a picnic lunch with you into the forest and you will be thrilled to have seen these rare primates (no guarantee).

The return journey could be easier!