Mountain Gorilla Trekking in Uganda

[@spokesdog9958]

One of the best videos I have seen so far of this unique experience sharing gorilla behavior with your viewers. Well done!

[@tubalesafaris]

Uganda the best destination for Gorilla Trekking. Thank you very much for visiting our motherland, Uganda!

[@brice5542]

Thank you, was there in September, and can't get over what an experience it was, simply amazing. Thanks for posting. Cheers

[@marigoldsofoctober]

Yeah I cant get over it either. I kinda posted this so I can watch and relive it over and over again haha. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@volcanoesnationalparkrwanda]

Thanks for trekking these mountain gorilla my friend, you really contributed on their conervation, because some of the money fro the trekking fees is used to pay rangers who protect these primates

[@AtulMagdum]

Hello I’m from India thank you so much for this video I’m planning to visit this place next month ❤

[@ashleighnichole8197]

This is so absolutely incredible! I could literally spend all day watching them. It seems like you guys had an awesome guide. I really hope to be able to travel to Africa in the next few years. It would be a dream come true.

[@marigoldsofoctober]

It really was a trip of a lifetime and a dream come true:) Hopefully you will be there soon!

[@tozi4561]

Really cool video with good information about the background history of the gorilla trekking. I missed that part in many of these videos. Nice job 😊

[@marigoldsofoctober]

Thanks!

[@algersonvincent]

we did this back in December 2021 and it was simply amazing. thanks for sharing

[@Sandrakla1]

Interesting!

[@teefk4821]

What a really amazing & informative vlog & what a great guide you have there!❤.I will be on the Serengeti in Tanzania in 10 weeks and my next trip after that is gorilla trekking in Rwanda.Your vlog has now presented a real conundrum for me in that now I'm seriously considering changing my itinerary so that I gorilla trek from the Ugandan side.A real debate going on in my head right now.

[@twwoody813]

I am going on the 10th March this year and I cannot wait, it looks amazing 😁

[@360Fov]

What an experience! It's really weird but I way prefer Western Lowland gorillas to mountain gorillas. Strange preference.

[@archsafaritours9683]

What a remarkable safari experience

[@maranathasam]

Was Robert Marc Lehmann there? He made recordings at the same place.

[@marigoldsofoctober]

I just looked him up, but I don't think he was with us that day. There were ~20 or so people, and I don't remember his face. Probably a different day.

[@tozi4561]

I thought the same lol. This could be very well the same gorilla family that was seen in his video.

[@뉴스제보]

잘봤습니다.

[@godwinlobo7425]

Hey, how far is the from masai mara? The cost and mode of transport to get there

[@rosiezrosiez9084]

What company did you go with?

[@sungkim9362]

Can you provide a link or the name of the outfitter you used?

[@xiaoyany]

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[@richardfulfordfishlifepond89]

We are going in February. What clothing do you recommend? Is it hot and humid?

[@marigoldsofoctober]

Congrats! You picked a good month. I heard February is relatively dry, so probably hot but not too humid. You definitely need to cover up though. There are alot of insects and flies. I just wore regular workout clothes (long sleeves, long pants) and was fine. Definitely wear long socks and a hood pair of hiking shoes! Its very slippery.

[@lyndamayfield1913]

Thanks for the video. It’s great. Did you organise this trip yourself? Where did you stay?

[@56africatours]

It's possible to organize a gorilla trekking trip yourself where by you can book hotels on your own and then contact a tour operator to purchase a gorilla permit on your behalf. However most guests visiting Uganda for gorilla trekking prefer to have the tour operator arrange and organize the entire trip that is book accommodation, provide car,fuel, and driver guide as well as purchase the gorilla permits.

[@산초-h8t]

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[@NasirBlog1]

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[@truongminh-bl3ri]

mấy chú gô đó xấu trai ... gần bằng tớ rùi đó duy ạ

[@knowledgeiswealth5036]

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[@everyman66]

Masks in the jungle??

[@marigoldsofoctober]

yeah it's required as of now. We share almost 99% of our DNA with them, and they're worried about COVID and other viruses.

[@derrickug256]

You're absolutely right

[@jadezee6316]

great work but the statement about gorillas attacking absolutely when they feel threatened and throw the carcasses to the wayside is highly inflammatory and misrepresents them.....there is not a single case i am aware of where a gorilla attacked a human because "they feel threatened"......in fact the only 2 known attacks occurred AFTER the humans had stolen a baby and were trying to escape.....in reality if what you claim were true these type of treks would be impossible because there would be NO WAY to assure such interactions would not create the situations you claim would lead to attacks...these treks are only impossible because gorillas are predictable regarding their behavior and have shown themselves to be non-aggressive and non-threatening unless clearly provoked beyond any reasonable degree...A HUGE difference between "feeling threatened"....and being threatened....