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Gorilla Trekking Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park Uganda
Photo Credit: Fellow Trekker - Ana Diaz, Mexico
Gorilla Trekking - Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Uganda - XMAS Family
Confessions of a Travel Blogger:
Gorilla Trekking is serious business, it is not just an activity to get a shot for the “gram!,” and while I am sure that adrenaline junkies all over the world have been drawn to go down this path — gorilla trekking is for individuals who embrace and value nature. Gorilla trekking is for the conservationist, naturalist and animal lover at heart. It’s an opportunity to see an endangered species while trying to understand the very complex issues surrounding the decline of this GREAT APE and the beautiful resources of Africa.
Now that we have all of that out of the way, on to the gorillas!
Read MoreChameleon Hill Lodge - Lake Mutunda
Nestled high atop a hill, overlooking Lake Mutanda in South Western Uganda, sits Chameleon Hill Lodge. It is a vibrant property within the beautiful district of Kisoro Uganda.
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Lake Mutanda Cultural Centre Experience - The road to Gorilla Trekking in Uganda
Welcome to Travel + Explore & Play with Sallee Jay, I am your host. While my entire trip to Africa was transformative, my solo travel to Lake Mutanda is an experience that I’ll never forget. This is going to be a long one so go grab a snack, something to drink and sit back relax and enjoy my story of healing, walking in purpose and pure joy! Follow along, as I describe my private chartered flight, a day in the life of a traditional African and my charming accommodations in the Kisoro district of Uganda.
Read More2022 Update: Africa Development Promise - Rising Up Rural East African Women
Welcome to travel + explore & play with Sallee Jay, where I am your host. 👋🏾💓‼️ I’m fresh off my second trip to Africa with Africa Development Promise, a non-profit organization whose mission is improve the lives and livelihoods of rural women in East Africa, through training and resources that support their collective efforts to operate competitively in the marketplace. However, while the primary focus is women, ADP is helping East African families with training and resources. The impact and reach are undeniable.
Last year when we travelled, the country was on lockdown due to Covid restrictions and while we were able to experience movement, the Africa and programming that I experienced this year was much different. Follow along as share this year’s ADP travel experience, provide updates regarding the cooperatives and programs and introduce you to some of the remarkable staff!
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