4-Day Gorilla Trekking Tour in Bwindi and Queen Elizabeth Park

• Meet your guide upon arrival at your hotel, and he will take you through the details of your trip.
• After that, head to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, located in the southwestern part of Uganda, for gorilla tracking. You will have a stopover at the equator to take photos and another in Mbarara for lunch.
• Along the way, enjoy many sights, including the beautiful scenery as you approach the park. This park also has many plant and animal species, such as mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, colobus monkeys, forest elephants, birds, and waterfalls. However, mountain gorillas are the most popular.
• Check in at the lodge, unwind, have dinner, and stay overnight.

Accommodation Options: Mahogany Springs (Luxury), Gorilla Mist Camp/Silverback Lodge (Mid-range/Moderate), Ruhija Gorilla Friends Camp (Budget). Meal Plan: Dinner

• Wake up by 6:00 am. Have breakfast and pack your lunch.
• Drive to the park headquarters, where the ranger guide will brief you.
• After that, proceed with the ranger to look for the mountain gorillas. This involves hiking up and down rugged paths, so you will need to be physically fit and carry a walking stick. You can also use local porters to carry your luggage. When you meet these gentle giants, follow what your ranger guide tells you, especially standing 6 meters away from them as you watch the mothers feed the young ones, the juveniles playing, and the silverbacks guarding the territory. This search depends on where the gorillas are located and feeding, so it can take 2-8 hours.
• Do not forget to carry enough water, a raincoat, sturdy shoes, long-sleeved trousers, and snacks. Return to your lodge after trekking. You may choose to relax at the lodge or walk through the Batwa community and homesteads in the afternoon, see how they live, and enjoy their cultural performances through dance and drama.

• After breakfast, your driver-guide will meet you at your hotel and take you through the details of your trip.
• After that, continue your journey through the Ishasha Sector toward Queen Elizabeth National Park.
• Along the way, enjoy beautiful scenery and keep an eye out for the area's rich plant and animal life.
• Check in at the lodge, unwind, have dinner, and stay overnight.

Accommodation Options: Mahogany Springs (Luxury), Gorilla Mist Camp/Silverback Lodge (Mid-range/Moderate), Ruhija Gorilla Friends Camp (Budget). Meal Plan: Dinner

• Take your breakfast in the morning. As this is your last day, you may opt for a morning game drive on the Kasenyi trail, where you will have a chance to see animals such as lions, warthogs, elephants, topis, and buffaloes.
• Observe a number of different bird species, or choose to visit the Kyambura Gorge for chimpanzee tracking. After that, start your journey to Kampala, with a stopover in Mbarara for lunch. After lunch, proceed to Kampala, where you will arrive in the afternoon.