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Mountain gorillas can be encountered in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, while chimpanzee tracking introduces another fascinating dimension to the journey.
Traditional safari, birding and river experiences can be woven around these encounters to create a destination that feels adventurous and less familiar.
Best Suited To
Adventurous travellers, primate enthusiasts, conservation-minded guests and repeat visitors looking beyond the familiar safari circuit.
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
An ancient rain forest, the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest extends over a series of steep ridges in the Virunga Volcanoes mountain range. Declared a UNESCO world heritage site due to its ecological uniqueness and natural beauty, roughly half of the world’s total gorilla population live in this park.
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Boasting one of the highest biodiversity ratings of any reserve in the world, Queen Elizabeth National Park is home to almost a hundred animal species as well as more than 600 types of birds. The park is 1978km2 in size, and is famous for its primate species, it’s unusual tree-climbing lions, and the large concentration of hippos.
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