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Gorilla trekking is available in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo outside of Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda. It is also one of the most common areas for gorilla trekking and one of the cheapest gorilla trekking destinations
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is one of the best destinations for gorilla trekking, with more than 50% of the world’s total mountain gorillas. It is a very popular destination and receives a lot of visitors from different countries.
It has four different sectors for gorilla trekking, for example the Ruhija, Nkuringo, Rushaga and Buhoma sectors, with these sectors having some gorilla families each. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park alone has more than 20 habituated gorilla families in the area
Another area is Mgahinga National Park in Uganda. This is situated in the Virunga Mountains and has only one gorilla family that normally crosses borders
Kahuzi Biega National Park is also a popular destination for mountain gorillas, with a reasonable number of mountain Gorillas. It is also a popular destination for these most visited primates.
Trekking is conducted in Volcanoes National Park, located in northwestern Rwanda.
The optimal periods are during the dry seasons: June to September and mid-December to early February, when trails are less muddy.
The hike can take anywhere from 1 to 8 hours depending on the location of the assigned gorilla family.
Visitors are allowed a maximum of one strict hour with the habituated gorilla family once located.
The minimum age requirement is 15 years old, set by the Rwanda Development Board.
Wear sturdy waterproof hiking boots, long-sleeved shirts, neutral-coloured trousers, gardening gloves, and a light rain jacket.
Visitors must be 15 years and above if they are to be allowed to go in for gorilla trekking, and therefore this is done because they assume that at the age of 15 years, the fitness level is enough to do the hiking
No sick people are allowed; for example, people with chronic and communicable diseases such as flu or diarrhoea can not join the trek because there is a risk of spreading the diseases to the animals
Keep a distance of 7-10 metres from the gorillas and therefore avoid any direct contact with those animals
Always keep your voice very low as you are hiking or when near the mountain gorillas. This is to ensure that they do not feel threatened
Rwanda gorilla trekking tours are a unique and thrilling experience that allows visitors to encounter endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. Imagine standing just a few feet away from a majestic silverback gorilla, its gaze meeting yours.
Gorilla trekking in Rwanda takes place in the stunning Volcanoes National Park, where you can hike to see endangered mountain gorillas in their natural home.
These gorilla trekking tours in Rwanda typically begin in Kigali and travel to the Virunga Mountains. There, trekkers can explore the rainforest of Volcanoes National Park and see the gorillas.
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Ensure you have physical fitness; while the gorilla trek can be challenging, it’s achievable for most people with a moderate level of fitness. Be prepared for steep slopes, muddy trails, and varying weather conditions in order to have the best experience that everyone wishes to have.
Ensure you have essential gear such as comfortable hiking boots, waterproof clothing, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, and plenty of water.
Maintain a safe distance from the gorillas, follow your guide’s instructions, and avoid sudden movements or loud noises.
Capture the moments; bring a camera to capture the magic of your encounter and great gorilla portraits. But remember to turn off the flash to avoid disturbing the gorillas.
Best time for Rwanda Gorilla trekking
Rwanda gorilla trekking can be done all year round, but probably the best time for gorilla trekking in Rwanda is during the dry seasons from June to September, with a long dry season, and December to February, with quite a short dry season
The dry season is usually termed as the Peak Season and is usually from June to September and December to February. This offers a conducive environment for the visitors, and this is because the trails in Volcanoes National Park are drier and less slippery, making the steep hikes much easier. Visibility is clearer for photography for those who like memories, since tourism is full of memories
In the rainy Season, it is usually termed the low/Green Season. This one is full of lush vegetation that is very green for animal for the animals. It is usually from March to May and October to November, with fewer crowds on the trails, easier last-minute permit availability, and some luxury lodges offer discounts. The hikes are more challenging with thick mud and slippery slopes.
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Gorilla trekking is available in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo outside of Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda. It is also one of the most common areas for gorilla trekking and one of the cheapest gorilla trekking destinations
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is one of the best destinations for gorilla trekking, with more than 50% of the world’s total mountain gorillas. It is a very popular destination and receives a lot of visitors from different countries.
It has four different sectors for gorilla trekking, for example the Ruhija, Nkuringo, Rushaga and Buhoma sectors, with these sectors having some gorilla families each. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park alone has more than 20 habituated gorilla families in the area
Another area is Mgahinga National Park in Uganda. This is situated in the Virunga Mountains and has only one gorilla family that normally crosses borders
Kahuzi Biega National Park is also a popular destination for mountain gorillas, with a reasonable number of mountain Gorillas. It is also a popular destination for these most visited primates.
Trekking is conducted in Volcanoes National Park, located in northwestern Rwanda.
The optimal periods are during the dry seasons: June to September and mid-December to early February, when trails are less muddy.
The hike can take anywhere from 1 to 8 hours depending on the location of the assigned gorilla family.
Visitors are allowed a maximum of one strict hour with the habituated gorilla family once located.
The minimum age requirement is 15 years old, set by the Rwanda Development Board.
Wear sturdy waterproof hiking boots, long-sleeved shirts, neutral-coloured trousers, gardening gloves, and a light rain jacket.
Visitors must be 15 years and above if they are to be allowed to go in for gorilla trekking, and therefore this is done because they assume that at the age of 15 years, the fitness level is enough to do the hiking
No sick people are allowed; for example, people with chronic and communicable diseases such as flu or diarrhoea can not join the trek because there is a risk of spreading the diseases to the animals
Keep a distance of 7-10 metres from the gorillas and therefore avoid any direct contact with those animals
Always keep your voice very low as you are hiking or when near the mountain gorillas. This is to ensure that they do not feel threatened
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