A safari and gorilla trekking excursion is a once-in-a-lifetime event. Witnessing the elegance and strength of mountain gorillas in their natural habitat is an honor. You will get the chance to get a close-up look at gorillas on a gorilla tour.

Along with learning about their ecology and environment, you will be able to watch how they behave. You will never forget this genuinely one-of-a-kind event.

Two of the greatest locations to trek in pursuit of highly protected gorillas are Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park and Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. Located on Rwanda’s northwest border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo lies the Volcanoes National Park.

Five volcanoes and a number of endangered animals, including the mountain gorilla, may be found there. Southwest Uganda, near the Rwandan border, is home to the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. For those who are fortunate enough to trek in pursuit of gorillas, both parks provide a singular and remarkable gorilla safari experience.

Luxury Gorilla Trek in Rwanda
Gorilla Trek in Rwanda

Volcanoes National Park, the gorillas’ habitat, is a must-see if you want to view them. A gorilla permit alone costs $1500 per person per hour in Rwanda, one of Africa’s most opulent travel destinations with upscale resorts. Rwanda, which is home to chimpanzees and gorillas, provides an opportunity to interact closely with some of our closest relatives.

You may spend an hour seeing the habituated ape family in their natural habitat on the gorilla treks, which take you well into the jungle. Experienced safari guides lead these gorilla adventure treks and will assist you in identifying the primates and other creatures that inhabit these woods. Rwanda is worth a visit.

Luxury Gorilla Tour in Uganda
Gorilla trekking in luxury

400 mountain gorillas—nearly half of the world’s population of this critically endangered ape—live in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in southwest Uganda. The cost of a gorilla permit is $600 per individual.Despite being utterly untamed, the gorillas have spent years acclimating to the presence of a few people.

Meeting a gigantic silverback requires complex etiquette, which many of the knowledgeable guides can explain because they have been part in this process from the start. Only eight guests are permitted to watch each group each day, thus this is a chance that is only available to a select few. Following gorillas through the thick jungle is an experience that will stay with you forever.