Places to see
Top Destinations 
Things to do
Explore Lake Mutanda
Lake Mutanda provides quiet waters and beautiful mountain views and wildlife habitats for visitors who want to experience Ugandan tours.
Discover Kisoro Area
Kisoro Area
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, which is close to Kisoro, is the most sought-after destination in Uganda for the gorilla trekking experience. This jungle which is often shrouded in mist is a habitat for very rare animals, it has old trees and great beauty which is hard to describe.
Plan Your Next Adventure
Discover amazing destinations and book unforgettable trips around the world.
4 results:
Kisoro Area
Sort by:
#Top Pick
#Top Pick
Uganda Fly-In Safari – 8-Day Chimpanzee & Wildlife Experience
8days
Certfified By Tripaty
5680 $
/ per person
#Top Pick
#Top Pick
15-Day Uganda Tours – Off-the-Beaten-Path Adventure
15days
Certfified By Tripaty
6780 $
/ per person
Plan Your Next Adventure
Discover amazing destinations and book unforgettable trips around the world.
The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is located in the southwestern part of Uganda near Kisoro town and it is one of the most amazing of Africa’s natural wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site at the same time. This ancient rainforest is known throughout the world as the habitat of almost half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas, hence its being highlighted as a must-see place for nature lovers and adventurers alike.
The Kisoro region allows easy access to the Nkuringo and Rushaga areas of Bwindi, where most of the gorilla trekking activities are centered. Tourists have the option of taking guided tours through the misty jungle to see the gentle beasts in their natural surroundings — an unforgettable experience that brings about the support of local conservation and community initiatives.
In addition to gorilla trekking, the thick, rich forest of Bwindi also shelters a variety of 350 birds, rare butterflies, monkeys, and beautiful vegetation. Besides, the area is interesting for village walks, interactions with the Batwa people, and scenic hikes yielding great views of the volcanic Virunga Mountains.
Whether you are walking through its remarkable paths or being in a forest lodge with trees around you and birds singing, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest (Kisoro area) guarantees a powerful and memorable trip into the last few remaining wildernesses of the earth.
Plan Your Next Adventure
Discover amazing destinations and book unforgettable trips around the world.
Travel Guides for Destinations
Connect with verified local tour agencies in top destinations
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park provides visitors with mountain gorilla trekking and scenic hikes and wildlife exploration. The park serves as an ideal destination for travelers who want to experience both Uganda tours and Uganda safari tours.
People Also Ask
Q:
What makes Kisoro a popular travel destination?
A:
Kisoro is drawing tourists mainly thanks to its beautiful landscapes, volcanoes, and Bwindi Impenetrable Forest that is close by. The activities of gorilla trekking, adventure tourism, and visiting off-the-beaten-track village communities in south-western Uganda are what the visitors are mainly seeking.
Q:
What are the top attractions in Kisoro?
A:
The major attractions are the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Lake Mutanda, Sabyinyo Volcano hikes, and the local Batwa cultural experiences. This area also comes as a whole with its thrill of bird watching and nature photography.
Q:
When is the best time to visit Kisoro?
A:
December–February and June–August, the dry seasons are the best times for visiting, and they are perfect for trekking, gorilla tracking, and outdoor activities, respectively. Rainy seasons may turn paths slippery.
Q:
Is Kisoro safe for tourists?
A:
Kisoro is considered safe for tourists in most cases. Park regulations should be observed when dealing with wildlife, trekkers should engage authorized guides and visitors should also observe the usual safety measure of securing their valuables.
Q:
How can I get to Kisoro?
A:
Kisoro lies roughly 510 kilometers southwest of Kampala. The options available for visitors are private car, bus, or organized tour. The majority of the travelers make Kisoro their base for gorilla trekking in Bwindi and Mgahinga National Parks.