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  • Is Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda Safe?

    Is Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda Safe?

    Rwanda is one of the safest countries on the African continent and in the world, and this is because the government has made Security and safety a top priority after the Rwanda genocide of 1994. Rwanda has been safe for over 20 years now and, with the friendly people, has become a safe safari destination…

  • When is the Best Time to see Gorillas in Uganda & Rwanda?

    Mountain gorilla trekking can be enjoyed any time of year, with sightings in both Rwanda and Uganda during every calendar month. Mountain gorillas are a resilient bunch. These magnificent mammals can tolerate a wide range of temperatures and weather patterns so their movements are largely unaffected by the changing seasons. The best time to go…

  • Gorilla Trekking in Uganda or Rwanda

    Gorilla Trekking in Uganda or Rwanda

    Thinking about gorilla trekking but wondering about where to go. Many visitors experience a problem in choosing to either go to Uganda or Rwanda for gorilla trekking! Today, experts answer this question by clearly giving a true picture about gorilla trekking in both countries. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GORILLA TRACKING IN UGANDA AND RWANDA. Due to the…

  • Mountain Gorillas Vs Lowland Gorillas

    Mountain Gorillas Vs Lowland Gorillas

    Well aside from the fact that one group is found in the lowlands, and the other in the mountains, these gorillas differ is physical appearance as well. While lowland gorillas are smaller with brownish-Grey coats, mountain gorillas are huge and have black coats. In terms of population, there are lowland gorillas than mountain gorillas. The…

  • Interesting Facts About Mountain Gorillas

    Interesting Facts About Mountain Gorillas

    Endangered mountain gorillas are large apes which are too native to the continent of Africa. They are typically divided into two groups and these are the mountain gorilla lives in the mountainous regions of central Africa. The low land gorillas live within the flat and dense forests of central Africa and western Africa. They are…

  • Catching Up with Great Scenery and Gorillas in the Virunga

    Catching Up with Great Scenery and Gorillas in the Virunga

    Volcano Mountains make one chill outside a hotel room as you watch yellow butterflies; birds and other insects catch up the sunrise warmth. Starting a day with only extreme sceneries make you imagine how it feels to stand or squat in front of the shy gentle silent charming human, the mountain gorillas. Truly if it…

  • Gorilla Watching: More Gorilla Secrets Revealed

    Gorilla Watching: More Gorilla Secrets Revealed

    Gorilla are very interesting apes that have been surviving for centuries against all odds. When one talks about a gorilla safari experience, everyone assumes spending a maximum of one hour in the company of these apes, however the impenetrable forest of Bwindi National park offers a new and unique gorilla experience. The Habituation Experience; This…

  • Who Killed Dian Fossey? Secrets in the Mist Reveals

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    The death of Dian Fossey in the 1980s shocked the world. Fossey, an American primatologist and conservationist known for undertaking an extensive study of mountain gorilla groups over a period of 18 years, was brutally murdered in her cabin at a remote camp in Rwanda in December 1985. It has been theorized that her murder…

  • What do Mountain Gorillas Do All Day?

    What do Mountain Gorillas Do All Day?

    Gorilla habituation in Uganda and Rwanda is an activity that exposes a visitor to gorillas’ daily activities! Many people wonder how  gorillas spend their day within the Virungas and the impenetrable forests of Bwindi in Uganda. Like human being, the gorillas in the wild do routine work every day. Here are some of the activities…

  • The Economics and Logistics of Gorilla Tourism

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    Curving along the the boundary of the Albertine Rift Valley within the Virunga Conservation Area stretching across the countries of Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda is a home to half of the mountain gorillas in the world found in Bwindi Impenetrable forest national park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. It borders…