Primate trekking in Uganda is one of the most exceptional wildlife experiences that shouldn’t miss out on your bucket list of African experiences. Trekking primates in Uganda is by far a great opportunity to explore and experience a variety of primate species including the rare mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, golden monkeys, L’Hoest monkeys, black and white colobus monkeys, grey-cheeked mangabeys,...
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Standing in a narrow path with a the silverback gorilla as it enjoys its day bytes of bamboo tree leaves is a rare opportunity to all tourists to Africa and the main reason as to why many chose to do gorilla tracking tours in one of the three Mountain gorilla countries. Looking direct in the brown eyes of the...
Whereas mountain gorilla trekking has become one of the most sought after experiences in the world, travelers still face a lot challenges when it comes to planning for this lifetime adventure. Mountain gorillas are only found in Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In Uganda, they are found in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and Mgahinga...
The Kilimanjaro Mountain is the highest in Africa. Many travelers would like to capture its roof and there are alternative routes that have been developed.
Travel Advisory
Carry with you enough warm gear that can sustain the body at winter temperatures. Temperatures drop to negatives as one ascends past cloud level (starting 2,500 meters above sea level).
Hiking Kilimanjaro costs between $1200-$1600...
Gorillas are Ground dwelling tailless apes which nearly are characterized with behaviors similar to those of Human beings. The largest living primates “Gorillas” are widespread residents of the equatorial African rain forest with a global population of perhaps 100,000 concentrated mainly in the Congo basin.
In 2001 gorillas were classified into two distinct species; the western gorilla and eastern gorilla....
