Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Uganda

 

 

No one with a communicable disease, such as flu or diarrhea, is allowed to visit the gorillas.
§    Do not surround the gorillas but remain in a tight group.
§    Leave a distance of at least 5m between you and the gorillas. If they approach you, move back slowly.
§    Flash photography is strictly forbidden.
§    Do not eat or smoke within 200m of the gorillas.
§    If you need to sneeze or cough, turn away from the gorillas and cover your nose and mouth.
§    Bury all human feaces in a hole dug at least 30cm (one foot) deep and ensure that it is properly filled in afterwards. gorilla safari
§    All litter must be removed from the park for disposal.
§    Do not spit on vegetation or soil while in the park.
§    No person under 15 years is allowed to track gorillas.
§    When with the gorillas, avoid making loud noises or sudden movements.
§    Contact time with the gorilla is strictly limited to one hour.
§    Please observe all instructions from your guide.

Uganda Safari
Guide to Bwindi and Mgahinga National Park.
(David Bygott and Jeanette Hanby)
Brandit Guide to Uganda (Philip Briggs)
Uganda’s Great Rift Valley (Andrew Roberts).

Tariffs:
For information on fees for park entrance and activities, please refer to the UWA tariff sheet.

20% of all park entry fees are shared with communities living in park boundary parishes in order to spread the benefits of Ecotourism and generate local support for conservation.

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