Receive a warm Uganda welcome from an AA Safari guide at Entebbe airport and drive through the
lively town of Entebbe filled with beaches by Lake Victoria’s shores, hangout places, and shops till onto
the express highway then continue North West past the famous Luwero Triangle. Stop at Ziwa Rhino
Sanctuary to trek rhinos in this protected conservation area for a couple of hours. It is a must for all
those interested in rhino trekking to have insect repellent, long pants, and closed shoes. After lunch, set
off to Murchison Falls national park and at a hotel nearby is where you will have dinner and spend the
night.

Awake for a morning game drive within the park. Be expectant to see four of the Big Five animals here;
elephants, buffalos, lions, leopards. You will also see giraffes, antelopes, various bird species. After
lunch, go for a launch cruise on the Great River Nile where you will spot both water birds and animals
that spend time in and by the water that is crocodiles, hippos, kobs,

Start the trip to Bwindi impenetrable national park after a hot breakfast. When approaching the national
park, using the Ishasha rote, stop for a lion tracking drive. Here, you will see the tree-climbing lions that
can only be found in this part of Uganda. Watch the lion of the jungle climb onto a fig tree branch, hunt
for a meal, play, feed and protect their own. In the evening, check in to your hotel for dinner and rest.

The Bwindi impenetrable forest is the best place to see the mountain gorillas in Uganda because the
mountain apes have risen in number and contribute 50% of the world’s total gorilla population. This
trekking experience will supersede your expectations. With a packed lunch in the tour vehicle, attend a
briefing at the park headquarters then go into the forest to see these strong ape relatives of humans.
This tracking activity can keep you busy for most of the day. Remember, Wear light covering clothes plus
closed shoes, gloves because you will be moving through trails that may have thorny bushes, steep
slopes, slippery walk paths. View the beautiful gorillas play with each other, hunt for fruits and insects
on the ground, sitting communally as the day goes by, mothers breastfeed their young, how they move,
leadership skills of the silverback. Remember to try to be silent so as not to startle the gorillas, no flash
photography at or near them, no mimicking their noises nor should you feed them. Stay at least 6
meters from the gorillas.
Now retire for an evening to rest your feet and let the beautiful encounter with the mountain gorillas
sink in.