Bwindi Impenetrable Forest

Bwindi also has an extensive network of marked hiking trails. These trails allow you to explore the lush, tropical forest. Some lead to panoramic viewpoints. Others lead to natural wonders. Like the Munyaga Falls for example. A short hike takes you to the base of these spectacular falls. You can cool off under the fresh ►

Bwindi also has an extensive network of marked hiking trails. These trails allow you to explore the lush, tropical forest. Some lead to panoramic viewpoints. Others lead to natural wonders. Like the Munyaga Falls for example. A short hike takes you to the base of these spectacular falls. You can cool off under the fresh water.
Lake Lac Lac is another popular hiking destination. This lake is hidden in the heart of the impenetrable forest. The trails also offer opportunities for bird watching. Bwindi is home to over 350 different bird species. Special guided birdwatching tours are offered. You can learn more about these feathered creatures. And perhaps spot rare and endemic species.
The Visitor Center is also worth a stop during your stay. Exhibits and a film will introduce you to the park's unique ecosystem. An adjacent sanctuary allows you to observe captive mountain gorillas.
Don't forget the Batwa Cultural Village either. This reconstructed village lets you discover the traditional way of life. The Batwa are a pygmy people who were the first inhabitants of this forest. Attending their dances, music and tasting their cuisine is part of the experience.
Finally, the Ishasha area is famous for its "climbing lions." A rare phenomenon where these big cats climb up into the branches of trees. From a dedicated viewpoint, you may be able to observe them. You can also see elephants, antelopes and birds.
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