Best Time for gorilla trekking in Uganda.

Any customer would always desire to enjoy the greatest moment for Gorilla Trekking in Uganda or Rwanda. Different points of view have been offered, ranging from lonely planet to travel counselor. Actually, customers of Gorillas in Uganda or Rwanda enjoy the same degree of experience and they may be found all year round.

Such customers often avoid the rainy season as Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a tropical rain forest located in an Equatorial Forest, where possibilities of rain are very great.

Mountain Gorillas are found in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the Virunga hills, still part of Uganda’s Mgahinga Gorilla National Park a habitat of mountain Gorillas as well; customers spend a lot of money to monitor these uncommon primates.

Clients would want to optimize their experience when it comes to Gorilla tracking and the optimum time to trek Gorillas given the present price of Gorilla permits, USD800 per person in Uganda and USD1500 per person in Rwanda.

Equator crossing Uganda has a modified two rainy seasons, hence consumers link the rainy season with the optimum time to hike Gorillas in Uganda. This is true as the rain that wets the ground and makes it so slick makes it tough to hike and walk.

For this reason, some Gorilla families may have to travel for some time to get the trail heads’ beginning sites; if you do not have a 4×4 vehicle, you may not be able to reach Gorillas. The ideal time to hike Gorillas in Uganda is to avoid the wet seasons as sometimes foliage grows quicker than others, something that may limit opportunities of visibility and photography.

Although Mountain Gorillas in Uganda and Rwanda may be walked all year long, drier months of June, July, August, and early September then December up to February are the most sought after. Since Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is a tropical rain forest and local microenvironment affects its temperature, there is no guarantee that it won’t rain. This always relies on the state of the weather on that specific day; so, we are also seeing various variations in our climate, which results in occasional very unexpected rain.

Bwindi is usually chilly, cold, and sometimes chilled most notably in the evening through out to the early morning hours. In this instance, at some point it turns out to be raining. It only becomes hotter when you begin to go towards the Jungle Mountain Gorillas.

For more information and specifics on the Gorilla tracking seasons and the ideal time for trekking, kindly get in touch Monumental Expeditions and Safaris.