Trekking gorillas in Uganda costs $600 both in Mgahinga and Bwindi National Parks where mountain gorillas thrive.

This is by no means an easy attempt considering g the transportation and accommodation expenses involved which has in turn affected some travellers that would have planned gorilla safaris to Uganda.

Uganda safari undertakers end up making safari visits to other protected areas like Queen Elizabeth, Kibale and Murchison Falls where the park entrance fees are relatively lower and with a lot of wild game leaving out the gorilla tracking haven of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. As a result experiences of those on safaris in Uganda have been limited.

However, since Uganda is committed to serving all segments of travellers and those interested in spending less, it can be noted that the discounted Uganda gorilla trekking permits for November is an initiative that should be welcomed as it might increase gorilla safaris to Uganda particularly in that period marked by low visitor numbers.

In November 2014, the gorilla permits will be costing $350 for foreign non-residents, $250 for foreign residents and UGX100, 000 for Ugandans.

This is a perfect saving mechanism that will enable gorilla trekkers to undertake gorilla trekking safaris to Uganda at a minimal cost.

The promotion is going on and it is a matter booking in time so in order to get yourself a permit for trekking gorillas in November, 2014 at that cheap price.

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