You will be picked up from your Kampala hotel, at the airport, or at a prearranged site outside of Kampala, and you will be transported to the western Ugandan national park known as Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. You will make two stops: one for lunch in Mbarara town and another for photos and the experiment at the Equator, along the long journey from Central to Western Uganda

After that, travel to Bwindi to spend the night at Rushaga Gorilla Lodge for dinner.

Gorilla trekking is a profound experience that can only be had deep within the ancient forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Take this journey to experience something truly transforming. Around half of the world’s mountain gorilla population still lives in Bwindi, a biodiversity refuge that provides travelers with a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see these magnificent animals in their natural environment.

It is most notable for the 400 Bwindi gorillas, half of the world’s population of the endangered mountain gorillas.

Activities related to gorilla trekking can take two to seven hours, depending on various factors. If the gorilla group has retreated farther into the forest, gorilla trekking in some areas of the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park may take even longer, making the experience a little more tiresome.

With these spies nearing extinction, grab yourself a ticket to see them now.
After the trek, the remaining time can be used to see the near by villages, buying local things or even chilling out at your hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at your Hotel room at Rushaga Gorilla Lodge as you await for the next final day.

Final road trip from Kisoro back to Kampala with a road stop over in Mbarara for a Lunch and rest before heading on to Kampala at your hotel or Entebbe air port or any location of your choice.