What Else to do after a gorilla safari, Chimpanzee Trekking, Lake Bunyonyi,

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Lake Bunyonyi

Is among Africa’s deepest lakes with beautiful scenes like you see in the “Lord of the Rings” the lake is Bilharzia free and dotted with numerous island, bordered by terraced cultivated fields plus mountains. While on Lake Bunyonyi, enjoying canoe trips, butterflies, sailing, birds, hiking through the islands, and also taste its famous and delicious crayfish.

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park Safari

A wonderful park to enjoy Gorilla trekking , hiking the extinct volcanoes, Tracking the Golden Monkey plus hikes. Reside in the adjacent Lake Mutanda to enjoy the splendor of the lake as you explore Mgahinga National Park. The park’s beauty is extremely overwhelming.

Queen Elizabeth National Park

An ideal place close to Bwindi where to enjoy the various bird species and game living in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Observe the tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha Plains, Wildlife plus birds along the beautiful Kazinga Channel as well as Chimpanzee tracking in Kyambura Gorge. There are several activities to do and things to see in Queen Elizabeth Park and it is among the best additions for a Mountain Gorilla Safari within Uganda.

Kampala Entebbe

On your way to the Entebbe International Airport, you can visit Uganda Wildlife Education Center, The Snake park or the Zika Forest Uganda.

Kibale Forest Jungle

Chimpanzees, has most primates in the whole of East Africa. Chimpanzee Tracking, night-time walks in the jungle, reside in a lodging and you see the impressive forest elephants roaming around. Observe primates play about while staying in one of the tree houses in the jungle.

Lake Mburo National Park

The ideal stop over while on your trip to as well as from Bwindi after a gorilla safari , Mgahinga Gorilla Park, or Queen Elizabeth National Park. The best overnight take pleasure in the zebras plus additional wildlife within the park. Reside in some wonderful accommodations and take pleasure in the marvels of Lake Mburo National Park.

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