3-Day Bwindi Gorilla Trekking Tour with Batwa Cultural Experience

• After breakfast, our driver-guide will pick you up from Entebbe and transfer you to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, with a brief stop at the equator, 72 km from Kampala. Here, you can enjoy some refreshments, shop for African handicrafts and souvenirs, and capture beautiful photo moments. At the equator, there is also a fantastic local water experiment to demonstrate how the earth is split into two halves.
• After this, you will continue by car to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, passing through beautiful scenery and with a chance to see the long-horned cows of Ankole land, sometimes grazing alongside the zebras of Lake Mburo National Park. Another stop will be at Igongo Cultural Centre for a traditional lunch to experience the local cuisine, after which you will proceed to Bwindi.

Accommodation: Buhoma Community Rest Camp

• After breakfast, you will receive a briefing from your ranger guide. After that, gorilla trekking begins. Although the charming mountain gorillas are the park's highlight, you should also expect much more, including forest elephants, duikers, buffaloes, leopards, and giant forest hogs, among others.
• Because these are wild animals, gorilla trekking takes 2-8 hours, including a 1-hour direct encounter with the silverback. After this fantastic activity, you will retire to your lodge for lunch in preparation for yet another fantastic Batwa cultural experience. After that, dinner and an overnight stay at your lodge.

• After breakfast, we will embark on the long drive back to Entebbe for your departure flight home. There will be a lunch stop at the equator mark in Kayabwe. From here, you can buy souvenirs and watch a local water experiment showing how the earth is split into two halves. Later, proceed to Entebbe via Kampala city.

Accommodation: Tilapia Lodge, Blue Monkey Guesthouse