What is the driving time from Entebbe to Buhoma Region (Northern Bwindi Imp. Forest National Park)? How far is Bwindi from Entebbe? Buhoma region is one of the four (04) designated gorilla trekking locations in the great Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. The region is very popular for gorilla trekking. matter of fact it’s in Buhoma Region that gorilla tourism started way back in 1993 with the first habituated mountain gorilla group being Mubare Gorilla Group. Buhoma region currently boasts of six (06) habituated mountain gorilla groups the free roam the lush forest. The region is also popular with tourists that are looking to trek gorillas while staying at high-end/luxury safari lodges. There is quite a variety of budget – midrange affordable lodges, including community-operated lodges that give back to the community. The driving time from Entebbe to Buhoma Region is 9hrs 11minutes (without Stops) and takes you through a distance of 498km to get to Buhoma. On this drive, you’ll follow the Entebbe – Kampala Road (we recommend taking the faster free of charge Entebbe – Kampala Express highway – there could be toll fees in the future) which joins Masaka road to Mbarara city, Ntungamo, and proceeds further on to Rukungiri – Kambuga – Kihihi – Butogota and finally gets you to Buhoma. While a great section of this drive is on a paved road up until you get to Rukungiri, the last section ( from Rukungiri – Kambuga – Kihihi – Butogota and finally gets you to Buhoma) is not paved and conditions of the road can worsen especially during the long rainy season months of March, April & November – causing the roads to become slippery and sometimes impassable. We recommend hiring a functioning 4×4 vehicle together with an experienced local driver guide to help navigate this route.
Check out a list of experienced driver guides worth hiring this long drive to Buhoma Region
What is the driving time from Entebbe to Buhoma Region?
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