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    Climbing Rwenzori Mountain in Uganda is one of the most adventurous activities. Many hikers to Uganda end up climbing Rwenzori Mountain up to Margherita Peak. Climbing Rwenzori Mountain takes visitors through the Mahoma River to Nyabitaba Hut, 2.652 m to peaks exceeding 4.500m. You can combine hiking Rwenzori Mountain with a safari to track Chimpanzees in Uganda‘s Kibale Forest just 2hrs drive away from Rwenzoris or chose to do a gorilla safari and encounter the mountain gorillas.

    Visitors appreciate the hiking of Rwenzori Mountain and compliment it with a gorilla tour in Bwindi to see the mountain gorilla. Others have visited Queen Elizabeth National Park for a Kazinga channel boat safari to see wildlife and a variety of flora and fauna. Others have sampled the beauty of visiting and hiking Sipi Falls at Mountain Elgon National Park the most magnificent mountain falls in Uganda.

    Besides Rwenzori Mountains, you can also check on the best time to hike Mount Elgon, plan for a visit to Kidepo Valley National Park for Mount Moroto or Morungule. You can also learn about the best time for a memorable gorilla trekking tour in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

    So, don’t miss climbing Rwenzori mountains, one of the best adventures in Africa.

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