December is considered among the best months in Uganda for mountain gorilla trekking experiences due to the fact that it’s largely a dry month where little rainfall is expected in the region. Mountain Gorilla trekking in December is highly recommended for travelers who normally get their work leave or holidays during this period. Therefore, for any traveler who is interested in booking their mountain gorilla trekking December adventure safari, we gladly recommend a Mountain gorilla trekking experience in December.

 

Booking Mountain Gorilla trekking December tips

December is Uganda’s high season month, so travelers are recommended to book their mountain gorilla trekking adventure safari 4-5 months prior to their travel dates when mountain gorilla trekking permits are still in stock and good lodging facilities still have space. All travelers for mountain gorilla trekking encounters should take this into consideration so that they may be able to trek mountain gorillas on their most preferred dates and also stay in their preferred lodge.

 

Combining mountain gorilla trekking December with a wildlife safari

December is among the best months for an adventure safari in Rwanda and Uganda; therefore, if any traveler is planning a long trip by not only visiting these mountain gorillas but also visiting other national parks offering endless game drives, then December is the best month to view Uganda and Rwanda’s natural wonders in different national parks.

 

Other recommended months for gorilla trekking

Mountain gorilla trekking experience can be done throughout the year, but the following are the most recommended months that receive little or no rainfall: Uganda's or Rwanda’s best months for a mountain gorilla trekking safari include January, February, March, June, July, August, September, November, and December.

 

What travelers should carry for their mountain gorilla trekking safari in December

Travelers are recommended to carry a few things that can be considered for trekking mountain gorillas, such as long-sleeved clothing, gardening gloves, hiking boots, energy snacks, rain jackets, drinking water, a camera, and accessories.