After breakfast, you’ll travel to the Rwanda/Uganda border to complete border formalities before continuing to Bwindi impenetrable park Uganda. Take the Batwa Trail, which runs across the lower slopes of the Muhavura and Gahinga Volcanoes in Mgahinga Gorilla Safari Park. The forest is home to a variety of wildlife but the Batwa Trail is far from being a conventional nature walk. With the help of Batwa guides, you’ll see the forest as larder, pharmacy, builder’s yard, tool kit and, above all, a home. Along the trail will get the opportunity to use a bow and arrow, check hives for wild honey, help repair a Batwa shelter, harvest plants for medicine and food, light a fire without matches, listen to legends and learn about Batwa traditions. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park is home to the few remaining mountain gorillas. Bird life and primate life in Bwindi is quite superb, and there is an incredible variety of flora. Bwindi is a bird watcher’s haven! It holds 348 species of birds and supports 24 of 26 Albertine Rift Endemics that occur in Uganda; and seven red data book species. Once continuous with the forests of the Virunga Volcanoes (Dian Fossey’s stomping ground), Bwindi is now an ecological island, surrounded by cultivation on the rich volcanic soils. You’ll spend the night at Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge orChameleon Hill Lodge (either lodge can be used). Distance/drive time: 170km/3.5hours