https://bwindiforestnationalparkuganda.com/ Composed of 321 km2 of rainforest and accessible only on foot due to the improbable steepness, Bwindi
Impenetrable National Park (Bwindi National Park Forest) was gazette a national park in 1991 and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994 and the oldest forest where Uganda gorilla trekking safaris & tours were first carried out. It ¡s a wonderf
ul piece of land that survived the last Ice Age, about 15,000 years ago when most other African forests disappeared. The word “Bwindi” in fact translates to “impenetrable” in the local Runyakitara language. Bwindi is famously known for hosting nearly 51% (459) of the world’s Mountain Gorilla population of about 1063. It is undoubtedly the biggest Uganda tourist attraction, and rightly so for most of the travelers who visit Uganda. Professional guides will take you into the heart of this teeming ecosystem in search of Bwindi habituated gorilla families, whereupon you will spend a magical hour with the greatest of the great apes. In addition to gorillas, the incredibly biologically varied park also has over 350 Uganda birds (species) including 23 Albertine Rift endemics, 120 Uganda mammals (species) including 9 other primate species, over 200 butterfly species, 27 species of frogs, and over 324 tree species. There are also a variety of fantastic Uganda safari lodges in Bwindi and next to the forest. https://bwindiforestnationalparkuganda.com/
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