The Uganda gorilla trekking permit stretches to $600 for non- foreign residents, foreign residents go for $500 and East African Citizens go for 250,000/= under the normal situations.

This covers the Uganda gorilla safari parks of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga National Park all in the south west of Uganda.

This cost of the gorilla permit may appear to be relatively high in addition to the transport costs and guiding allowances not forgetting accommodation fees which at times discourage low income travelers from planning gorilla safari to Uganda.

The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) the wildlife management public body offers promotional discounted gorilla permits in the month of November 2015 presenting a favorable ground that would see all low income earners and those interested in saving undertake a gorilla safari in Uganda with minimum cost involved.

This promotional benefit is an advantage as it continues the value of conservation and people appreciating nature and its offerings.

Thus, booking a discounted gorilla permit for Uganda in November either though an Agent like Prime Uganda Safaris & Tours Limited or Wild gorilla safaris would definitely guarantee you a memorable mountain gorilla encounter in the impenetrable forest of Bwindi and the volcanic slopes of Mgahinga.

With the promotional rates, the foreign nonresident gorilla permit would go for $350 while the foreign resident would go for $250 and 150,000/= for East African Citizens. This initiative would possibly increase gorilla safaris and tours to Uganda.

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