Gorilla Permits now are Available in Mgahinga!


A Gorilla feeding in Mgahinga National Gorilla Park
A Gorilla feeding in Mgahinga National Gorilla Park

The Nyakagezi gorilla group having crossed back into Mgahinga National Park has stayed long enough in the park. The good news to Uganda safari companies is that the park wildlife authorities have started issuing permits to track them again.
Despite their traveling around various national parks of Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo as well as Uganda they safely returned without loss and injury from this migration and have again settled back in the magnificent Mgahinga National Park.
On this note therefore,we are pleased to inform you that after them being monitored and resettled these Ugandan gorillas are now ready for tracking/trekking and viewing. Tourists can now buy gorilla permits accessed from the park headquarters and are welcome to book through prime Uganda safaris as gorilla tours/a gorilla trekking safari call it a gorilla tracking safari are one of our best Uganda safari or Uganda tour packages. The release of these gorilla permits is likely to boost tourism in Africa and to continue exhibiting Uganda as one of the prime tourist attractions and destination in not only Africa but the whole world!
Please contact a member of our sales team for more information.

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