What is the difference between Gorilla trekking and gorilla habituation? The main difference between gorilla trekking and gorilla habituation is that gorilla trekking involves trekking, tracking and watching gorillas that are already used to humans (Habituated), while gorilla habituation involves trekking, tracking and watching gorillas that are not yet fully used to humans (undergoing habituation).
Other distinct differences between Gorilla trekking and Gorilla Habituation include;
- Foreign Non-residents – $800 per person/permit.
- Foreign Residents – $800 per person/permit.
- East Africans – Ugx300,000 per person/permit.
- Africans from the Rest of Africa – $500 per person/permit.
- Foreign Non-residents – $1,500 per person/permit.
- Foreign Residents – $1,000 per person/permit.
- East Africans – Ugx750,000 per person/permit.
- Africans from the Rest of Africa – $1,000 per person/permit.
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GorillasGorilla trekking involves observing a fully habituated gorilla family, while gorilla habituation involves observing semi-habituated gorillas.
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Physical fitnessGorilla habituation treks are longer and require a higher level of physical fitness.