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Since the publication and subsequent fiml Gorillas in the Mist
which tells the true-life story of naturalist Dian Fossey. These
majestic animals have continued to mistify and interest maltitudes of
adventure seekers, join us as we search the dense rwandan dense
equatorial forest for this elusive creature of the jungle.
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Gorilla Tracking in Rwanda
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Eight days tour covering the entire, although
comparatively tiny country of Rwanda. It includes a short tour of
Kigali town You go tracking gorillas once, you visit the King’s
palace and delve into the largest remaining mountain forest in the
whole of East Africa.
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On this 4 day tour, you will go tracking
gorillas in Rwanda twice. This opportunity increases the chances of
seeing the gorillas during your trip. The trekking can take from 1 to 6
hours and climb to altitudes in excess of 7,500 feet. The terrain is
rough and at times muddy. Although the hike is physically demanding the
beauty of the forest and surrounding scenery make the trekking
worthwhile. Once the gorillas are located all fatigue is forgotten, as
the experience is often described as being the most profound natural
history experience in the world. |
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On this 5 days tour of the tiny east African
country Rwanda, you enjoy interation with the people, culture,
unmatched landscape and wildlife. You go tracking gorillas once, you
visit the King’s palace and delve into the largest remaining
mountain forest in the whole of East Africa. |
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On this tour you will go tracking gorillas
once. You enjoy the amazingly scenic landscape as you drive towards the
Virunga Volcanoes. On the second day as you track the gorillas, The
terrain is rough and at times muddy. Although the hike is physically
demanding the beauty of the forest and surrounding scenery make the
trekking worthwhile. Once the gorillas are located all fatigue is
forgotten, as the experience is often described as being the most
profound natural history experience in the world. Cameras and plenty of
fast speed film is recommended. |
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