

The gorilla trekking adventure in Uganda via Rwanda is time saving especially on the time you spend driving on the road. The drive from Entebbe or Kampala to Bwindi impenetrable National Park or Mgahinga National Park is about 8 to 9 hours drive. On the other hand, the drive from Kigali to Bwindi or Mgahinga National Park in Uganda is about 6 to 7 hours drive.
Whereas Rwanda is the most accessible gorilla trekking destination in Africa, gorilla trekking in Uganda can also be connected via Gatuna or Cyanika border. Uganda has some of the biggest chances to obtaining gorilla trekking permits because of the so many options available although their supply is limited too.
Never travel to Bwindi impenetrable National Park or Mgahinga National Park without a gorilla trekking permits because you are not sure of obtaining one on ground. The number of mountain gorilla permits open for gorilla trekking is restricted to maximum 8 per permits per day.

Day 1 Drive to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Day 2 Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi
Day 3 Departure
Choosing the 3 day gorilla trekking safari in Uganda via Rwanda is the least number of day for this safari, can be arranged at your budget and it starts any day and time.
To limit time to spend at immigration, tourists are advised to apply for the necessary travel visa that is Rwanda and Uganda in case your country is not exempted as a requirement.
Day 1 Drive to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Get up early to start the journey to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park from Kigali Rwanda. The roads are winding as you have to negotiate the several highlands that compose the general landscape of Rwanda.
Along the way, enjoy the lush green that shades the misty escarpments especially in the early mornings. Do not expect a smooth drive because of the bumpy roads of the countryside. You can cross into Uganda via Gatuna or Cyanika depending on your
Arrive Bwindi Impenetrable National Park late afternoon enjoy its beautiful canopy. Check into your lodge

After breakfast, carry your gorilla trekking gears without forgetting packed lunch as return time from gorilla trekking is unpredictable. Walk into the dense, dump and thick forest in company of a tour guide and other trekkers.
The ranger guide will advise you to make stops where necessary to rejuvenate and keep your mind open to other forest dweller in order not to loose the vibe for choosing to take on gorilla trekking.
Expect some challenges along the way like slippery slopes, creepers, untimely rain falling and more. Do carry the right gorilla trekking gears in order to complete and enjoy this adventure. Look over for other forest dwellers like olive baboons, black and white colobus, red tailed monkeys, an array of birds and more.
Finally, as you draw closer to the mountain gorillas, you hear them before fully coming into view however wait for the ranger guide to provide guidelines on how to face them. Mountain gorillas get muddy too so do not deviate from the instructions of gorilla trekking.
Observe, take photos or film the moments when around the mountain gorillas, remember not to use a flash light when taking photos as this may scare the mountain gorillas sending them into hiding.
One hours of gorilla viewing is allowed during gorilla trekking in Uganda. The mountain gorillas are habituated to be around humans for just that time. Slowly get back to your lodge
Day 3 Departure
Drive to Kigali to catch up with your night time flight.
Alternative activities to do On Uganda Safari
All the below Uganda safari destinations are located in different spots so you need more time on holiday to explore majority of them. A well tailored Uganda safari itinerary can be arranged according to your preference covering some of the below activities.

Apply for the necessary visas into Uganda or Rwanda in advance in case you must have them as travel documents.