Gorilla Trekking Uganda Offers Once In A Life Time Experience To Sight The Endan

Posted by duncangithui on March 1st, 2017

Visiting Uganda would be a memorable tour because it involves sighting of the famous mountain gorillas. The country is landlocked and is located in East Africa which also share borders with Kenya. After Ethiopia it is the most sought after landlocked country which h also shares considerable amount of area in the Victoria Lake. Tourism is a major industry here and gorilla trekking Uganda tours are widely popular for travelers who like the rough and tough trekking through mountain terrain to sight the gorillas the most magnificent animals the nature has produced.

Uganda is also the country that has about 60 protected sites that include Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Rwenzori Mountains National Park that are declared world heritage sites by UNESCO. There is the Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Mount Elgon National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park and more that are holiday travelers’ dream especially those who love wildlife and rare species and some sense of adventure. The gorilla trekking Uganda tours are once in a lifetime experience which should not be missed if you are in the African continent or travelling from other parts of the globe. The endangered species can be spotted in Bwindi and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park and tour operators offer these trekking packages to visitors according to their choice and schedule at convenient prices.

The gorilla trekking Uganda trips are organized by the travel agents who depute experienced and English speaking guides to escort the guests for the entire trip.  Comfortable and luxurious stay at the Bwindi Gorilla resorts are booked in advance by the travel agent to make the trekking trips comfortable as you will need rest after hours of strenuous mountain climbing though it is worth as the gentle giants are rare species and you don’t miss such opportunities as it could be a once in a lifetime experience. The hotels and accommodations provided are sunny and offer breathtaking views of the African landscape. There are two ways you can make the trek which are, you either walk all with the guide in front, or let you be carried on a stretcher by four to six people. The arrangements for your travel are made by the tour operator who keeps your comfort in the mind.