Enjoy The Magical Experience Of a 7-day Gorilla trekking In Africa With Augustine Tours
May 8, 2023
The tour takes travelers to Gorilla trekking in Bwindi National Park in Uganda, Rwanda & Burundi history and culture: Rwanda Ethnographic museum, Burundi drummers, Karera waterfalls, the Source of Nile, Rusizi National Park, Lake Tanganyika
Kigali, Kigali-ngali May 8, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Africa is a land of natural beauty and offers some of the most mystical experiences for people who love to trek. Augustine Tours is a touring company providing touring and trekking affairs that quickly elevate the journey and fill the thirst for new adventures. Now the company's newest 7-day Gorilla tour through three countries, Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi has been launched this April, presenting the perfect opportunity for travelers. The tour's biggest highlight is the Gorilla trekking tour which includes a complete wildlife experience. This Uganda Rwanda Burundi Overland tour will give a rich experience to travelers by taking them through the beautiful hills, parks, and lakes of these countries.
Starting at the Kigali Int'l Airport, this trip is crafted to give tourists a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity where there will be a gorilla trekking in Bwindi National Park in Uganda. The 7-day tour provides a complete package that not only features the exciting Gorilla trekking but also marks a culturally and historically rich journey. One stop in this program of 7 days is at the Rwanda Ethnographic Museum where tourists would be able to learn about the glorious African history alongside the Burundi drummers. Known as the symbols of power during the monarchy, these Burundi drummers and their performances will make the journey even more memorable and enjoyable.
The tour of 7 days also features fan-favorite and divine tourist spots like the Source of the Nile, Karera waterfalls, Lake Tanganyika, and Rusizi National Park. Known for its picturesque natural beauty and panoramic views, these locations will add a pretty touch to the journey. The tour is crafted with utmost attention to the rich tourism experience. The package of 7 days will include a Gorilla permit, accommodation, meals, private transportation, Museum and park entrance Fees, and private transportation. The arrival will be at Kigali, Rwanda, the tourists will have a city tour the next day. On the third day, they will be transferred to Bwindi to National Park where the most exciting event of the tour, the gorilla trekking will take place. The rest of the tour will include a visit to Nyanza King's Palace, Butare Ethnographic Museum, a drive to Bujumbura, a trip to Rutana's magical Karera waterfalls, a visit to Rusizi National Park, Islam Culture Centre, etc.
The tour is the perfect mixture of wildlife, nature, and culture of Africa, where the Gorilla trekking will give tourists a rich taste of animal life, filled with adventure and excitement. The 3 countries that are chosen to be a part of this tour will present an affluent experience of a lifetime African Safari through wildlife and cultural monuments. Regarding this newest addition to the tour list, the CEO of Augustine Tours, Augustin Ndikuriyo, said "Since its launch, the 7-day Gorilla trekking tour has attracted a good number of inquiries from June through September, from travelers of all ages". Specializing in African Wildlife Safari and cultural tour experiences around East Africa, the company crafts dreamy tourism and travel experiences. With 13 years of experience, Augustine Tours, the African Safari Boutique places tourists as their top priority by availing customized tour options. So start your dream tour and get the thrilling Gorilla trekking experience at: https://augustinetours.com/tour/7-day-uganda-rwanda-burundi-overland-tour/.
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