Bwindi Forest

Located in the southwest of Uganda, the Bwindi Forest is one of the most captivating national parks in East Africa. It is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its fame is due to its rich biodiversity.
Covering an area of over 320 km², this protected area is considered one of the wildest and densest ►

Located in the southwest of Uganda, the Bwindi Forest is one of the most captivating national parks in East Africa. It is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its fame is due to its rich biodiversity.
Covering an area of over 320 km², this protected area is considered one of the wildest and densest forests on the African continent. Thanks to its unique ecosystem, it has become a sanctuary for nearly half of the world's remaining mountain gorillas. It is also a refuge for rare birds, such as the Bwindi woodpecker and the Pel's fishing owl.
The Impenetrable Forest of Bwindi is also a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. It features magnificent landscapes that provide an ideal setting to experience an extraordinary adventure.
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