Buhoma lodge; a top notch luxury lodge in buhoma bwindi

buhoma-lodgeBuhoma Lodge standing as a luxury accommodation unit in the Uganda gorilla trekking safari destination of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park presents an ideal stay for the travelers tracking the Buhoma region.
Peacefully and calmly located within the Impenetrable forest surrounded by the pristine ancient afro montane back and forth overlooking the magical towering steep hills heavily forested intercepted by deep valleys that are traversed with rivers and streams, Buhoma Lodge is a magical accommodation point for the affluent travelers on gorilla safaris in Uganda.
Buhoma Lodge is right close to the entrance of Buhoma gate and the briefing point for gorilla trekking. The Buhoma region is among the four that conduct the gorilla trekking activity in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park where gorilla tours in Uganda take place. The region is the home to three habituated gorilla groups and amazingly, it features the pioneer group that was first to be explored by the gorilla trekkers in the month of October the year 1993.
The Mubare which is the pioneer was followed by Habinyanja and eventually Rushegura which actually broke away from Habinyanja to form an independent family thrive in the forested lands of Buhoma and at times can make surprise visit to the lodge.
Buhoma Lodge presents accommodation in 10 lush cottages that are privately located while offering the magical views of the forest canopy. The individual cottages have raised decks that overlook the forest.
The Cottages are spacious with impressive double sided fire place that warms up the living room and the bed room in some rooms. The entire units enjoy the en suite facilities with hot and cold showers while some units feature the bath tubs for those that wish to have deep bath after the gorillas.
The unmatched restaurant presents the best of all to prepare you for the Uganda gorilla tracking tour in terms of the breakfast served and the lunch packed to sustain you during the unpredictable gorilla trekking of Bwindi that may range from very easy to extremely difficult depending on the day’s gorilla move.
The raised lounge is ideal for sipping a sun-downer reflecting the memories of the long day gorilla trek and scrolling through your beautiful photos that you may be prompted to upload to your friends and family back home using the Wi-Fi connectivity available at no cost. No worries about the battery, the central area features the UK square 3-pin plugs 240v to settle everything.
It’s magical to spend an overnight at Buhoma Lodge while on your gorilla safari in Uganda.

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