Exceptional are Kenya wildlife safaris and Uganda gorilla safaris. Kenya and Uganda are both East African countries with their tourism sectors growing vigorously which has led to the growth in both countries.

Kenya highly attracts a large number of tourists simply because it resides wildlife in a very huge number and Uganda is known as the best country in the whole world for the rare Mountain gorillas because the country has two out of the four national parks in the world which protect the lives of Mountain gorillas.

A tourist can therefore get a great experience in visiting both countries and therefore if you start your tour from Kenya, with Eco Tours Kenya.

After it you can also visit Uganda for gorilla safaris in Bwindi and Mgahinga Gorilla National Parks because the countries are too close to each other where by you can go by road transportation or by air with domestic or your international flight.

Kenya Wildlife:

For the best experience from a Kenya wildlife safari, you should either visit MAASAI MARA NATIONAL PARK, TSAVO NATIONAL PARK, AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK and AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK though Maasai Mara is the best if you are to really enjoy an abundance of wildlife including Kenya’s famous annual great migration of Wildebeests, Zebras, Thomson’s gazelles, Topis and Elands which happens every year in July, August, September and October which access the Park in very huge numbers most especially the Wildebeests which move in an excessive number of almost two millions of Wildebeests.

The Park also keeps an excessive number of Lions, Elephants, Cape buffaloes, Rhinos, Leopards, Cheetahs, Hyenas, Impalas, Masai giraffes and over 500 bird species plus a visit to the nearby village of Masai people for the amazing culture.

And if you are that tourist who loves elephants, then ‘’Amboseli’’ should be your best option because you will see the in a very large quantity since it keeps the hugest number of elephants in Africa and it also gives access to the Masai people however if you enjoy viewing Lions, ‘’Tsavo’’ is then a good decision because it keeps the highest number of Lions in Kenya.

Uganda Gorillas:

Out of almost 1200 Mountain gorillas in the world, almost 700 of them are resided in Uganda which makes it the most ideal country for viewing Mountain gorillas which are so rare in the World.

Uganda’s two Parks which protect the rare endangered Mountain gorillas are; BWINDI IMPENETRABLE FORESTS NATIONAL PARK with over 500 Mountain gorillas with 14 habituated gorilla families which makes it the most ideal national park in the world and it resides the largest number of Mountain gorillas in the world.

MGAHINGA GORILLA NATIONAL PARK is another Park in Uganda which keeps these rare endangered primates and it inhabits over 100 gorillas with one habituated gorilla family called Nyakagezi gorilla family.

Gorilla tracking in BWINDI is done from four sectors such as; Buhoma with three gorilla families (Mubare, Habinyanja and Rushegura), Rushaga with seven gorilla families (Bweza, Nshongi, Bikingi, Bushaho, Kahungye, Busingye and Mishaya), Ruhija with three families (Oruzogo, Kyaguriro and Bitukura) and Nkuringo with one family called Nkuringo family.

For a gorilla trekker to go trekking in Uganda should have a Uganda gorilla permit which costs US$ 600 and this will be purchased on your behalf by your tour agency which you will have used such that on your arrival, you will just be given a permit instead of disturbing yourself looking for a permit and yet the thing takes some process which can delay you thus you are advised to book earlier with a good agency like NATURE ADVENTURE AFRICA SAFARI LIMITED.

Gorilla trekking starts with briefings which begins at 07:00am and then go for trekking after being briefed of which the trekking will begin at around 08:00am in groups of 8 individuals per group.

Gorilla trekking has some rules and regulations which trekkers have to follow such; spend only one hour with the gorillas, keep a distance of at least 8 meters while viewing them, do not litter in the Park, be calm and maintain maximum silence while trekking them.

Do not use flashlight cameras while taking photos because you might scare the primates, for toilet issues you will be allowed to dig a hole aside in the forest and after disposing you are emphasized to bury the wastes thoroughly well, all activities must be guided by a Park ranger, arrive in the Park earlier and many others.