Hiking or
nature walk in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park doesn’t only reward hikers
with astonishing sights at variety of primates, birds but a magical view at the
scenic waterfalls-the hidden treasures. Waterfalls in Bwindi National Park have
not been fully explored and hikers on Uganda safari get a reward of authentic
experiences
Discover Bwindi
Impenetrable National Park while on hiking or nature walk and explore the magical
Muyanga and Bayenda waterfalls. The trails to these waterfalls come with
amazing sights at variety of primates, birds and floral species. Bwindi
National Park is found in Kisoro, Kabale and Kanungu in southwestern Uganda
just at the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This park
inhabits several species of mammals including half of all the 1004 mountain
gorillas that thrive on earth, chimpanzees, black and white colobus monkeys,
olive baboons; over 350 birds including the African broadbill, about 400 plants
among others
Muyanga waterfall
Muyanga waterfalls
are hidden treasures within Buhoma sector of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
This region is in the northern side of this pristine park and it is not only
popular for thrilling gorilla trekking experiences but also rewarding hikes
that lead hikers to such magical sites especially the Muyanga waterfalls. Exploring
these waterfalls can be best done after gorilla trek
Hikers to
Muyanga waterfalls wind through the lush montane rain-forest and bush track with
log bridges at river crossings. It is 9kms hike which also comes with
astonishing sights along the way including the unique flora and variety of
species. The park rangers take hikers on Uganda safari through their hike to this
scenic site. Hikes always begin from Buhoma region via River Ivi Nkuringo
trail. Muyanga waterfalls consist of 3 levels and come with picturesque view especially,
as they plummet 33 meters. A hike to these waterfalls comes with incredible
sights at variety of primates, birds and flora.
Bayenda waterfalls
Bayenda
waterfalls offer picturesque view to hikers on Uganda safari. These waterfalls
are found in Rushaga region of Bwindi National Park and little is known about them.
They strategically set between the large trees and rocks thus offering the best
scenic view to hikers with a feel of water drops while enjoying the strong roar
and the fresh air.
Trekkers on
gorilla safari in Rushaga area are at an added advantage as they can also hike
to explore these magical waterfalls. This means, you will be in position to
trek habituated families in the southern sector of Bwindi National Park; Kutu,
Mucunguzi, Nshongi, Mishaya, Busingye, Kahungye, Bweza, Bikingi and Rwingi
group.
Visitors
who wish to explore Bayenda waterfalls can spend a night in the nearby gorilla
lodges like Rushaga Gorilla Havens Lodge, Rushaga Gorilla Camp, Nshongi Gorilla
Camp and Gorilla Safari Lodge.
Best time
to visit Bwindi National Park
Bwindi
National Park is open to hikers all year round. However, the dry season is
preferably the best to hike to these scenic waterfalls. This season begins from
June-September and December-February. It is also fine to visit this park during
the wet months of the year. The wet or rainy season in Bwindi National Park is
experienced in the months of March, April, May and October, November. During
this season, the vegetation is greenish offering you that feel of nature
Getting
to Bwindi National Park
Bwindi
Impenetrable National Park is accessible by road, 8-9 hours’ drive and from
Kigali, it is 4 hours’ drive. Visitors who start their journey from Kigali will
cross Katuna or Chanika border. If you wish to save time, then fly from Entebbe
International Airport or Kajjansi airfield to Kayonza airfield.
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