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Descend into Kyambura's gorge for “lost chimps,” encounter habituated troops in Kibale's rainforest, and track endangered mountain gorillas right from Bwindi Lodge's doorstep. This safari unites chimps and gorillas.
Descend into Kyambura Gorge to find “lost chimps,” encounter habituated troops in Kibale's rainforest, and track endangered mountain gorillas right from Bwindi Lodge's doorstep. This safari unites chimps and gorillas while also supporting their survival.

















Uganda’s former capital, Entebbe is best explored slowly — browsing craft shops, wandering botanical gardens where black-and-white colobus monkeys roam, and strolling Lake Victoria’s shores, spotting fish eagles and herons.
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Kibale Lodge offers sweeping views of the Rwenzori Mountains, Queen Elizabeth plains, and Kazinga Channel. Trek for chimps, help habituate troops, and learn about conservation initiatives at the Jane Goodall Institute.
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Set on the edge of wildlife-rich Queen Elizabeth National Park, this former coffee shop turned chic lodge overlooks Kyambura Gorge — home to the famous “lost chimps.” Safaris explore the gorge, savannah, and wetlands, plus boat trips on the Kazinga Channel.
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This lodge is your base for trekking with mountain gorillas through misty jungles, sunlight filtering through towering trees and twisting vines overhead. Afterward, unwind at the lively Bwindi Bar, where locals share stories and cocktails.
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“Land stays wild when the people living beside it are better off with the wildlife than without it.”
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FamiliesA renovated coffee store becomes your modern base for chimp tracking in a sunken rainforest, exploration of Queen Elizabeth National Park, and visiting the Mountains of the Moon.
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is known for its incredible biodiversity, including an estimated 350 gorillas, some of which might be spotted right on lodge grounds.
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is home to more than half the world’s mountain gorilla population. With sweeping verandas and glass fronts, Erebero is designed to give you prime access.
A luxurious, hand-built retreat with sweeping views, educational opportunities, and front-row access to Kibale National Park — home to 13 primate species, including chimpanzees.
Set on the shores of Lake Victoria, this former capital is equal parts getaway and gateway — a feeling also captured at No.5 Boutique Hotel, where airy rooms spill onto a lush garden and sparkling pool.
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