Kiho Gorilla Safaris Lodge is a luxury type of accommodation in the wild, perched in the Ruhija sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park's Bugarama Village, which is recommended to be the best starting point for travelers’ mountain gorilla trekking trailhead in Bwindi Impenetrable. Click here to view mountain gorilla trekking safaris.

Kiho gorilla safari lodge overlooks the dense, impenetrable forest, offering a one-of-a-kind escape in the wild with endlessly breathtaking views of the distant Virunga-chained volcanoes.

Kiho Gorilla Safari Lodge offers 10 luxurious suites that are surrounded by prime untamed vegetation that gives travelers the illusion of residing deep in the dense African jungle. While staying at Kiho Gorilla Safari Lodge, enjoy the exceptional dining encounters that only fit a king's stay. Click here to see our recommended mountain gorilla trekking tour.

Kiho Gorilla Safari Lodge's lounge features wide glass windows that overlook the tropical forest and a sun-protected roof that ushers in the preferred natural light. Kiho Gorilla Safari Lodge was handcrafted with a shiny wooden floor, featuring furniture and meticulously furnished interiors that emitted class and comfort.

Relax and unwind while basking in the warmth of the charcoal fire directly in front of you. Take a moment as you enjoy your favorite drinks from the lodge's fully stocked bar.

Kiho Gorilla Safari Lodge provides both indoor and outdoor dining options for those looking to get some fresh air. All travelers need to do is show up with a high appetite and let Kiho's international chef and his fabulous team provide the best gastronomic treats that satisfy all culinary cravings.

Kiho Gorilla Safaris Lodge overlooks Uganda's stunningly dense tropical rainforest, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, and offers intimate dining experiences prepared with locally grown ingredients. Kiho Gorilla Safari Lodge‘s menu is dynamic and caters to all the guests in the house. Kiho gorilla safari lodge dishes are inspired by Uganda's diverse cultures.

The Ruhija sector is in the eastern region of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. There are four habituated mountain gorilla families, such as the Bitukura gorilla family, the Mukiza gorilla family, the Kyaguriro gorilla family, and the Oruzogo gorilla family. The primary activity in Ruhija is gorilla trekking, but there are also great hiking options and picturesque pathways for nature lovers, such as the Rwamunyonyi summit.

Batwa Cultural Experience in Ruhija

The Batwa experience is one of the greatest things to be done in Ruhija after gorilla trekking. The Batwa cultural experience allows tourists to learn more about the Batwa's traditional forest life in Bwindi Forest, which has historically been their home. Tourists always get to appreciate the traditional dances and other customs of the Batwa people. The Batwa experience takes two to three hours, or you can explore Batwa culture after gorilla trekking.

Nature walk

Nature walks are one of the activities to be done in the Ruhija after gorilla trekking, which takes place in the Bwindi forest and is an exciting activity that offers you the chance to encounter the forest's tree species and other wildlife. In Ruhija, you will also visit the Mubwindi swamp, which is a great place to see birds.

Bird Watching in the Ruhija Sector 

After gorilla trekking in the Bwindi Forest, which is home to over 400 different species of birds, you may do birdwatching at Ruhija. You can even plan a full-day birding excursion with the lodge. Mubwindi Swamp is Ruhija's primary birding path.

Safari to Queen Elizabeth National Park Ishasha and Mweya

Ruhija Sector is near Queen Elizabeth National Park; you can visit both Mweya and Ishasha for game safaris and wildlife viewing before or after your gorilla trekking. You may experience Uganda's biodiversity by combining game safaris in Queen Elizabeth National Park and Rujiha gorilla trekking.

Cultural Community Encounters

After your gorilla trek in Ruhija, you can take in the Batwa pygmies' and locals' traditional cultural dances, visit the iron smelters, basket weavers, and honey collectors, and hear local elders tell you about Bakiga's rich history and culture over a campfire at your lodge in the evening. The community encounter enhances your vacation to Africa.

Mountain Bicycle Tours

After your gorilla trek, we can arrange for you to go on guided bicycle rides around the camp, which will allow you to see the nearby villages and towns. This can be arranged in advance and will cost a little.

The drier months of December, January, February, June, and September are ideal for gorilla trekking in Ruhija, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. This makes it easier to access the park and provides a clear view of mountain gorillas because there is less forest cover. Although the Ruhija sector is accessible throughout the year.