Gorilla Safari Lodge in Bwindi Impenetrable National park-Uganda Safari News

gorilla-safari-lodgeBwindi impenetrable national park is famous due to the existence of almost half of the world’s mountain gorillas protected in the dark Impenetrable forest. However gorilla trekking activities in the park start very early in the morning and this means that, travelers on their Uganda gorilla trekking safaris must spend a night in the lodge located near the gorilla family one is interested to trek. For tourists interested in trekking the gorilla families found in the Rushaga area should opt for Gorilla Safari Lodge.
Gorilla Safari Lodge is an upmarket lodge situated in Nshongi area just a few meters away from the boundary line of famous Bwindi Impenetrable Forest .The luxurious lodge is the best lodge for upmarket tourists planning to spend their mountain gorilla trekking safaris with the precious Nshongi gorilla family. The lodge is an ideal place a traveler can easily base when trekking Nshongi gorilla group which is the biggest group ever habituated in Bwindi.
The beautiful lodge provides accommodations in eight en suite cabins with private verandahs allowing tourists to have exclusive views towards the perfect and undisturbed tropical rain forest. The comfortable restaurant, bar, and lounge at the main lodge are built with large windows to allow visitors on their Uganda gorilla trekking safaris but staying in the lodge to enjoy spectacular view of the forest and the surrounding hills. The fireplace located in the restaurant, lounge area is designed to enable visitors to chill off the misty mountain air.
The elegantly designed bandas which can be accessed by taking a walk along the hillsides offers maximum serene environ where visitor can enjoy his or her stay without any disturbance .The bandas offer privacy and comfort to travelers. The two main family cottages situated in the lodge have wide seating areas with fire place where family travelers can team up to warm themselves in the cold evenings while sharing the wonderful memories of gorilla trekking.
While staying at the lodge, visitors can participate in different tourists’ activities such as Gorilla Trekking which is the highlight activity at Bwindi Impenetrable national park. Community Walks and Guided Forest Walks are all organized in the lodge. The facilities and services offered by the professional workers serving in the lodge enable the visitor on gorilla trekking tours to appreciate his safari. Bird watching, Waterfall tour in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Volunteer Opportunities is can be explored by the visitors.
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