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23 Jan | Gorilla Trekk | No Comments
Reasons For Gorilla Trekking In Volcanoes National Park Rwanda
Reasons for gorilla trekking in volcanoes national park Rwanda: The park is located in north western covering an area of 160 sq km. Volcanoes national park is well known for endangered mountain gorillas and golden monkeys but the park is a home of other primates such as vervet monkeys, golden monkeys and over 218 mammal …
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23 Jan | Gorilla Trekk | No Comments
Reasons To Visit Volcanoes National Park In Rwanda
Many visitors ask several reasons why they should visit volcanoes national park instead of other gorilla trekking national parks in Africa. Volcanoes is located in the heart of central Africa in the north west of Rwanda. The park protects the steep slopes of different mountains of virunga namely mountain karisimbi, mountain bisoke, mountain sabyinyo, mountain …
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10 Dec | Gorilla Trekk | No Comments
Reasons Why You Should Visit Kidepo National Park
Reasons why you should visit Kidepo National Park: A hundred kilometers away from the busy city center and city noise, just in the corner of Uganda in northeastern Uganda at the border with Kenya, is a wildlife-rich national park which is not known to many visitors and thus has not yet been fully exploited and …
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2 Dec | Gorilla Trekk | No Comments
Reasons Why Mountain Gorillas Are Poached.
Reasons why mountain gorillas are poached: Mountain gorillas have a thick fur on the body, the gorillas stay deep in the forest due to threats on their lives like poaching that brings deadly conditions to them and also other dangerous threats. Remember gorillas are 98% related to humans in DNA. However they face various threats …
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16 Nov | Gorilla Trekk | No Comments
Reasons Why Gorilla Trekking Is For One Hour
There are many reasons why gorilla trekking is for one hour and the following are the factors; Gorilla trekking is carried out through hiking in the lush forest that inhabit the mountain gorillas in their search. Mountain gorillas are under apes and at first, they were not listed as endangered but now they are known …
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