Many thanks for trekking Gorillas in Uganda! Gorilla O'clock help travelers get this amazing experience and we are happy to be part of Gorilla conservation
I have been binge watching gorilla trekking vlogs as I prepare for my own East African gorilla trekking adventure.I sure have to work on my physical and proprioception fitness in the meantime.Thanks for sharing.❤
Good job, I never thought it would be so exciting, but it was a never forgeter so to speak. My brother and went to the same park this past September, good stuff thanks
We did this from Bwindi last year. Seems expensive but its worth it. I believe it is more expensive in Rwanda. I dont recommend going from Kampala/Entebbe in a single day if you can help it. Its a long way and there is lots to see and do on the way. The comment about the bumpy roads is true and we had to do a long detour due to heavy rain. Got to our accommodation about 9:30pm. Dinner was waiting and welcome! Overall we took 3 days to get to Bwindi and spent 2 days getting back. There is a chance you will not find gorillas but I think it is low. No refunds if they cant be found which is fair. The terrain is steep, wet and rugged (and can be hot and humid) so make sure you get in some training. We are 60+ years old and spent 6 months training walking around our local hills to prepare. We took aluminium walking poles but I used the wooden ones offered locally. Super light and way better. We also hired a local to carry our packs and give us a hand on the steep bits. Could have managed without them but its cash into the local economy and we enjoyed talking to them anyway. We found our group in about an hour but it was pretty steep from our drop off point so it was quite a workout. Also look at the conditions in this video. Leggings, trainers and a fashionable jacket are not suitable. You will probably get wet, muddy, dirty, hot, tired and maybe bitten or stung by giant nettles but its all part of the fun. And no, you can't just get a permit and do it yourself. You would probably just get lost plus the interaction with the gorillas is tightly controlled for your protection and theirs. PS a short note on Uganda itself. It's brilliant! We loved it an would like to go back. Maybe one day😊
It is always interesting to do also Lowland gorilla trekking in Kahuzi-Biega National park in the DRC and compare the experiences. We are gorillas trek specialists in the Eastern Africa region, for those who want to experience the unforgettable experience, they can contact us
As far as I watched other trekkers it seems like you guys were less prepared, maybe it explains why you fell down more than 6 times and got charged by a gorilla
The video compilation is manic, doesnt focus on single episode, switching episodes every 3 seconds, unpleasant watching.. the longest episode is the author's showing himself and talking..., whereas the interesting part are gorillas, not the talking and walking people, we see that everyday on streets...
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This was such an amazing trip! Bucket list item ✅
Thank you for showcasing my country.❤
Thank you for promoting Uganda. We love you (people who love to show Uganda) always.
Many thanks for trekking Gorillas in Uganda! Gorilla O'clock help travelers get this amazing experience and we are happy to be part of Gorilla conservation
Thank you for taking us along with you. Beautiful!
Wow it was a great trip and just watching the gorillas up close is amazing
They’re amazing creatures 🦍
I have been binge watching gorilla trekking vlogs as I prepare for my own East African gorilla trekking adventure.I sure have to work on my physical and proprioception fitness in the meantime.Thanks for sharing.❤
Good job, I never thought it would be so exciting, but it was a never forgeter so to speak. My brother and went to the same park this past September, good stuff thanks
Wait til I tell the wife and kids our next vacation spot… she is gonna flip… literally. Wish me luck lol
Fantastic Vlog and experience. Where can I find the name of the hotel, the tracker you used etc
Great video ! I’m sure it was exciting !
Thank you for showing Uganda
We did this from Bwindi last year. Seems expensive but its worth it. I believe it is more expensive in Rwanda. I dont recommend going from Kampala/Entebbe in a single day if you can help it. Its a long way and there is lots to see and do on the way. The comment about the bumpy roads is true and we had to do a long detour due to heavy rain. Got to our accommodation about 9:30pm. Dinner was waiting and welcome! Overall we took 3 days to get to Bwindi and spent 2 days getting back. There is a chance you will not find gorillas but I think it is low. No refunds if they cant be found which is fair. The terrain is steep, wet and rugged (and can be hot and humid) so make sure you get in some training. We are 60+ years old and spent 6 months training walking around our local hills to prepare. We took aluminium walking poles but I used the wooden ones offered locally. Super light and way better. We also hired a local to carry our packs and give us a hand on the steep bits. Could have managed without them but its cash into the local economy and we enjoyed talking to them anyway. We found our group in about an hour but it was pretty steep from our drop off point so it was quite a workout. Also look at the conditions in this video. Leggings, trainers and a fashionable jacket are not suitable. You will probably get wet, muddy, dirty, hot, tired and maybe bitten or stung by giant nettles but its all part of the fun. And no, you can't just get a permit and do it yourself. You would probably just get lost plus the interaction with the gorillas is tightly controlled for your protection and theirs. PS a short note on Uganda itself. It's brilliant! We loved it an would like to go back. Maybe one day😊
Hi guys, thanks for trekking these gentle primates, you really played a big role in their conservation
Thank you for sharing. ❤
Mountain gorillas are some of the best wildlife experience
Omg amazing I love gorillas, I wish one day before I get older I can go on a trip to see the gorrillas❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Same :D
Hey Olga Iam hosting a Gorilla + Safari & Cultural group trip in Uganda from 17th to 24th of July 2023
This seems so fun ti see gorillas in the wild
This is so nice,Uganda my motherland
Fantastic. Thank you
This is Amazing….!!!!
It really was! Trip of a lifetime 🥰
Amazing
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❤ This awesome
Hi - we're heading to Uganda in a few months and will be doing 2 days of gorilla trekking. What camera lens(es) did you use? Thanks!
Thank you for the costs I'm sure it's even more expensive every year but like you say once in a life time
Good job👌🏿👌🏿👍
I have a question , can u do the trekking by yourself with permit ? Or u have to have the tour guide? Cause 2 days tour guide asking 1850 for me
Amazing 🥰🥰🥰
Looks unbelievable ! I am lucky enough to be going in March 2023. But I will not be wearing trainers or Chelsea boots 😁
hey which tour operator do you recommend for this bucket list adventure ❤
A Parl of Africa🇺🇬 , but i wish you to visit a Beautiful Clean Country in Africa RWANDA 🇷🇼💪💪👍👍👍👍👍💯🙏🙏🙏!
Gorillas are my favourite animal, this is literally my dream 🦍🦍🦍
Hey Iam hosting a Gorilla + Safari & Cultural Group trip in Uganda from 17th to 24th July 2023. Let me know if you need more details
@@simplytravelwithjacenta5790 i probably can't afford it lol but that sounds interesting
which month was trip? heading there in 2 weeks
which was the company tour?
How much in total was the trip?? I got to know
😀😀😀😀
It is always interesting to do also Lowland gorilla trekking in Kahuzi-Biega National park in the DRC and compare the experiences. We are gorillas trek specialists in the Eastern Africa region, for those who want to experience the unforgettable experience, they can contact us
Your content is very good but you guys need to boost up your content for more view reach.
As far as I watched other trekkers it seems like you guys were less prepared, maybe it explains why you fell down more than 6 times and got charged by a gorilla
Which company
Do you have a link for the outfitter you used?
Hello Sung Kim, you can easily find the link
This is the kind of places I want to visit not any concrete jungle.
How was uganda Am Mr Arex Travel from kabale uganda
The video compilation is manic, doesnt focus on single episode, switching episodes every 3 seconds, unpleasant watching.. the longest episode is the author's showing himself and talking..., whereas the interesting part are gorillas, not the talking and walking people, we see that everyday on streets...
people want to see the gorillas.....not you walking and whispering for no reason for 70% of the video
They can pay for their own trip then, or watch the hundreds other videos on you tube. No need to take that attitude to someone's video. Be better!