The critically endangered Mountain gorillas-scientifically known as “Gorilla beringei beringei” and the endangered golden monkeys-scientifically known as “Cercopithecus kandti” are the major interesting primate species found within the Virunga Massif (within Volcanoes National Park of Rwanda, Virunga National Park of DRC, and Mgahinga National Park of Uganda). The Mountain gorillas, considered the number one attraction
Where to Go Primates Tracking in Uganda
Learn About African Primates and their types in Uganda, In search of Mountain Gorillas and Chimpanzees, Golden Monkeys, Baboons, Blue Monkey, Red-Tailed Monkeys, Vervet Monkeys, Patas Monkeys, De Brazza’s Monkeys, L, Hoest’s Monkeys, Grey Cheeked Mangabey Monkeys, Black and White Colobus Monkeys, Red Colobus Monkeys and nocturnal primates such as Bushbabies and Pottos in Uganda.
5 Reasons Why You Should Go on a Gorilla Trek in Uganda
There are so many exciting things that you can do if you choose to visit a really cool place like Africa. Did you know that a gorilla trek is becoming an increasingly popular adventures that travelers look for in Africa? There are a number of travelers who have got involved in this adventure and most
5 Best Places To See Elephants In Uganda
5 Best Places To See Elephants In Uganda
2019-03-20T08:06:24+00:00
Activities, Destinations, Wildlife Tourism
When you think of African safari in Uganda, elephants are among the few most fascinating mammal species you should expect to see. While on safari in Uganda, expect to encounter both the forest and savanna elephants. The forest elephants feature straight tusk, hairier, smaller in size. However, today elephants have been continuously threatened by various
Ultimate Guide to Visiting Uganda’s Mgahinga National Park
Ultimate Guide to Visiting Uganda’s Mgahinga National Park
2018-12-04T12:28:33+00:00
Adventure Travel, Wildlife Tourism
It has been proved by researchers that Uganda is one of the most visited countries in Africa by tourists. A few years ago, the ‘pearl of Africa’ was voted as the number one destination in the world by Lonely Planet, a travel guide book publisher. Among the tourists that visit Uganda, over 60% come specifically
Gorilla Conservation in Uganda and Rwanda
A glimpse at the wild mountain gorillas is one of the most splendid and sought-after experiences by trekkers in the world. Despite the remarkable experiences with these magnificent creatures, their survival on earth today is highly at risk of extinction and thus there is a need to protect them for both current and future generations.
Facts on Uganda’s Gorillas
Mountain gorillas rank among the rarest animals in the world with just 720 animals in existence. They belong to the ape family and are the bulkiest. An adult may grow up to 1.8m high. Two subspecies of gorillas, the western lowland gorilla – Gorilla gorilla gorilla – G.g graueri were identified for science in 1847
Wildlife Safari in Lake Mburo National Park
A good number of Wildlife herds roam throughout the savanna grassland of Lake Mburo national park to the extent that even passersby stop vehicles to view the beautiful creatures as they move freely in their homes in search of eats. Being a home to several herds of wildlife, Zebras, Buffaloes, oribi, Defassa waterbuck, impala, elands,
Visit Bwindi National Park the Gorilla Paradise of Africa.
Visit Bwindi National Park the Gorilla Paradise of Africa.
2016-02-09T06:06:04+00:00
Wildlife Tourism
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is located in the southwest of Uganda in the Kisoro district. This park is well known for harboring the rare mountain gorillas with an estimate of over 350 primates believed to stay here. This means that Bwindi is the most populated national park in the world with mountain gorillas. With about
Meet the Nyakagezi Gorilla Group (Mgahinga)
Mgahinga National Park is one of the four national parks that are home to the endangered mountain gorillas in Uganda. Located in South Western Uganda, the park is famous for gorilla safaris, which attracts most of its tourists. Nyakagezi is the only gorilla family that has been habituated for tourists visits and today let’s look