Amajambere Iwachu budget community Camp — Gorilla tours in Mgahinga

Amajambere Iwachu budget community Camp – Gorilla tracking Mgahinga gorilla National Park

Amajambere Iwachu budget Community camp is situated at the focal point of golden monkey tracking close to the entrance of Mgahinga gorilla national park and just 14 km from Kisoro town in the south west next to the Rwandan border of cyanika.

While at the camp, guests will have spectacular views of the prominent Virunga Volcanoes and involve in Monkey trekking too.

We have accommodation that one can choose from and this includes two dormitories, five bandas and campsites.

–Spacious gathering shelter with indoor and outdoor dining

-Well-stocked canteen serving beers, sodas, snacks and basic essentials

-Camping facilities with 4 bandas

-On site restaurant serving typical Ugandan meals

Things to do in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

Volcano Hiking

The Virunga Mountain chain looms large in your view as you wind your way down into the valley towards Kisoro town. Most visitors are drawn to the region to visit the Mountain Gorillas in Bwindi ‘Impenetrable’ or Mgahinga National Parks

Gorilla Tracking

Gorilla tracking is a captivating and unforgettable experience which more than repays the effort needed to reach Mgahinga Gorilla National Park and to trek through the forest. Mgahinga National Park has one habituated Gorilla family that can be tracked by tourists every day. Golden Monkey Tracking

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park offers the chance to track the Golden monkeys sometimes referred to as a distinctive race of the more widespread blue monkey, a little known bamboo-associated taxa primate listed as ‘endangered’ by the World Conservation Union.

Batwa Trail Experience

The Batwa People (Pygmies) are the “people of the forest. Have you had the chance to meet them during your visit to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park? When you meet them, you will clearly see the forest in their eyes and lives. With the cultural trail in Mgahinga National Park, you will be able to experience the ancient ways of the Batwa people who once lived within the forest and also explore their ancient cultures. Batwa Trail

The Batwa Trail leads from the base of Muhuvura Cave. The walk is a living museum where you can learn about the Batwa People, a pygmoid tribe that used to live in the Mgahinga National Park.

Garama Cave

The Garama cave is one of the key attractions that should not be missed while visiting Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. These caves used to be a home for the Batwa people who had lived there for many years until they were recently resettled.

Bird Watching

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is blessed with a unique bird fauna. With 79 bird species that have been recorded within the park, including several species endemic to the East Congo Montane region, bird watchers have got an opportunity of adventuring the National Park.Contact Great Adventure Safaris to inquire about Amajambere Iwachu budget community camp and gorilla tracking safaris to Mgahnga National Park.