10-Nights Gorilla Trekking in Uganda - Tailormade Journeys

In 1908, Winston Churchill gave Uganda its “the pearl of Africa” epithet, a title that remains apt today: Uganda’s misty forests and pristine national parks echo with the call of 20 species of primate, including more than half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas. Nurtured by a tropical climate, Uganda’s national parks are low on crowds and big on drama. In Murchison Falls, the full force of the Nile plunges through a narrow ravine while at Queen Elizabeth hundreds-strong herds of elephant thunder through a key migration corridor. To the south-west, tracking mountain gorillas through the fern-filled forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park redefines what it means to be on safari. Raw and refreshingly unpolished, Uganda is authentic Africa to the core.