Can I trek all the mountain gorilla families in Bwindi national park

Can I trek all the mountain gorilla families in Bwindi national park

Can I trek all the mountain gorilla families in Bwindi national park  Yes and No! : So can you trek all the mountain gorilla families in Bwindi national park!

Well the answer to this question is relative depending on all other factors. a one day trek to see mountain gorillas normally guarantees you seeing one mountain gorilla family that you trek to; though on the way you may meet other families moving or going on with their day to day lives in the forest. This one trek can also be tiresome that after spending the hour with mountain gorilla family you Bwindi National Parkwere organized to see, all you want is to head back to your accommodation to rest. This means in one day you can only trek one mountain gorilla family hence you cannot trek all the mountain gorilla families in  in one day.

Mountain gorilla trekking permits work for one trek per person, thus your one mountain gorilla trekking permit cannot allow you to trek more than one or to see more than one family, meaning if you wanted to trek all the families in Bwindi National Park you would need to purchase mountain gorilla permits equivalent to number of mountain gorilla families in Bwindi National Park.

Also you physical abilities can detect the number of mountain gorilla families you can view in period; which means some people are not fit to do more than one trek well as others are able to do several treks and still stay alive and health.  So you physical abilities are really key in all this.

With those points it seems trekking all the mountain gorilla families in Bwindi National Park may be hard but we are not saying it’s impossible. May we suggest that if you are interested in trekking all the mountain gorilla families in Bwindi National Park, that you can is you do the following.

1. Make a plan to purchase mountain gorilla trekking permits equivalent to the number of mountain gorilla families in Bwindi National Park.
2. Spread out your trekking plan of a period of time, which will allow you to trek one family at a time.
3. Also though you’re definitely not trekking every other day, you may need to have fitness plan that will allow you to train your body for the numerous treks you will be taking on over this given period.
4. Before you commit to your plan we also suggest that you speak to experts in the different related fields to gain more knowledge on how you can be able to trek all the mountain gorilla families in Bwindi National Park.

Mountain gorillas are some of the most exciting and rare creatures in the wild; currently listed as endangered the mountain gorilla population in the entire world right now is really low compared to the olden days, the shocking low population is due to a lot of factors that have affected the survival of mountain gorillas over the year; which factors include but not limited to the mountain gorilla habitat destruction, poaching of the mountain gorillas, diseases and other natural disasters.

Mountain gorillas are currently found in their natural habitats in 3 countries which are Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic republic of     Congo. The mountain gorillas in the Democratic republic of Congo are found in Virunga National Park, In Rwanda in Volcanoes National Park and in Uganda in Mgahinga National Park and Bwindi National Park.

Among all the parks, Bwindi National Park has the highest population of mountain gorillas, harbouring up to about 400 mountain gorillas in over 20 families in its four sectors that are Buhoma, Rushaga, Ruhija and Nkuringo; and the mountain gorilla families include but not limited to Mubare, Habiyanja, Bweza, Christmas, Kahungye, Rushegura, Bitukura, Oruzogo, Nshongi, Mukiza, Kyaguliro, Busingye, Bushaho, Bukingi, Nkuringo, Katwe, Mishaya, Binyido, Kutu and Mucugunzi.