Chimpanzee tracking which normally is a sister activity with the gorilla tracking can’t be ignored, taking you to the forests of Nyungwe Forest in Rwanda which is one of the oldest rainforests in Africa, Kibale forest national park normally regarded as the primate capital, Budongo forest, Kyambura gorge, Kalinzu forest and Bugoma forest in Uganda. This experience will give you a deeper understanding of the relationship between us (Humans) and these apes.

A touch of the cultures and people is a no miss on our safaris right from the Kingdoms in Uganda with the popular one being the Buganda kingdom which habours Uganda’s capital city and the environs, the many tribes which are over 50 with many dialects. The Karimajong from northern Uganda (Karamoja region) will give you a taste of the nomadic life as they are relatives of the Masaai. As you explore the country in different areas, you will astonished by different tribes not to forget the Batwa (pygmies) who live close to the forests of Bwindi, Mgahinga and Semliki national parks. Rwanda’s fascinating culture varying from tribes, art crafts, dances, museums which portray different historical and cultural heritages of the ancient Rwanda. You may have heard of only the Tusi and the Hutu tribes but you will be astonished to hear of the Twa or Batwa tribe who are actually believed to be the first inhabitants of Rwanda.