Dian Fossey’s work to study and protect the lives of the wild gorillas in Rwanda, her focus, courage and passion has touched the hearts of people around the world and has inspired many conservationists who have followed since and her legacy still lives on today.
Rwanda is one of the only 3 countries in the world where you can see mountain gorillas in their natural
Yes, gorilla trekking in the mountainous rainforest jungle is safe, both for the gorillas and the visitors provided rules and
There is more to this extraordinary encounter with mountain gorillas in the natural habitat than getting just close to them,
With two gorilla trekking destinations, Uganda is home to half the world’s mountain gorilla population.
Seeing mountain gorillas up close in their natural habitat is one of the most incredible wildlife encounters in Africa, taking part in gorilla trekking in Uganda also directly supports conservation efforts and population growth of mountain gorillas.
With two gorilla trekking destinations, Uganda is home to half the world’s mountain gorilla population.
Seeing mountain gorillas up close in their natural habitat is one of the most incredible wildlife encounters in Africa, taking part in gorilla trekking in Uganda also directly supports conservation efforts and population growth of mountain gorillas.
Everything you need to know about one of the most extraordinary animal encounters in the world.
Mountain gorillas – the world’s most endangered apes threatened by humans and habitat loss are found only in the misty mountains of Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo with only one thousand mountain gorillas remaining.
The endangered mountain gorillas are one of the most sought-after wildlife creatures in the world only found in the jungles of East Africa, seeing these apes in their natural habitat is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and an achievement for many wildlife lovers.
If you’ve been searching for discounted gorilla permits in Rwanda 2024, you’re in luck.
It is still possible for foreign visitors and domestic tourists to get discounted gorilla permits in Rwanda.
Nestled within the breathtaking landscape of Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda, a captivating narrative unfolds as we delve into the lives of 12 of the 23 gorilla families that call this pristine environment home.
