Bwindi Impenetrable National Park lies in the south western region
Uganda on the edge of the western Rift valley. Its Mist covered hill
sides are blanketed by one of Uganda’s oldest and most biologically
diverse rain forests, which dates way back over 25,000 years and
contains almost 400 species of plants. More famously, this
“Impenetrable” forest also protects an estimated 320 Mountain Gorillas-
Roughly half of the world’s total population of the existing Mountain
Gorillas which can be tracked. The Park provides shelter to 120 mammals
including several climate species such as Baboons and Chimpanzees as
well as Elephants, Antelopes and 350 eye catching bird species.
had an awesome moment,would wish to re do my tour over and over again..warm welcome..wonderful guide...to mention but a few..
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