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Category: Planning Your Gorilla Trek

What to Pack for Gorilla Trekking

The key items to pack for gorilla trekking in Rwanda are sturdy waterproof hiking boots, long trousers and…

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Kigali to Volcanoes National Park Travel Guide

Volcanoes National Park is about a two to three hour drive from Kigali, roughly 116 kilometres north on…

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How Many Days Do You Need for Gorilla Trekking?

You need a minimum of three days for gorilla trekking in Rwanda: one to travel to Volcanoes National…

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How Fit Do You Need to Be for Gorilla Trekking?

You do not need to be an athlete for gorilla trekking in Rwanda, but a moderate level of…

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Gorilla Trekking Itinerary Ideas

Gorilla trekking itineraries in Rwanda range from a tight three-day trip built around a single trek to week-long…

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Gorilla Trekking During the Rainy Season

Gorilla trekking during the rainy season in Rwanda covers the wetter months of March to May and October…

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Gorilla Trekking During the Dry Season

Gorilla trekking during the dry season in Rwanda means the two driest stretches of the year, June to…

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Gorilla Trekking Checklist

A complete gorilla trekking checklist for Rwanda covers four stages: booking your $1,500 permit and lodge, sorting documents…

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Common Gorilla Trekking Mistakes to Avoid

The most common gorilla trekking mistakes in Rwanda are booking flights before securing the $1,500 permit, trying to…

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Best Time for Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda

The best time for gorilla trekking in Rwanda is during the two dry seasons, June to September and…

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