Experience gorilla trekking and forest wilderness at Ruhija Gorilla Lodge, nestled in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda.
"A sanctuary where ancient forest and mountain mist converge — home to half the world's remaining mountain gorillas."
Ruhija Gorilla Lodge is a charming midrange retreat nestled in the heart of the Ruhija sector of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda.
"Each morning, mist rolls in from the ancient canopy, and the forest comes alive with the calls of birds and the rustle of leaves."
Each cottage is thoughtfully furnished with comfortable beds, en-suite bathroom with hot water, extra blankets and hot water bottles — perfect for chilly rainforest nights. Private verandahs offer serene views of Bwindi's misty landscape.
From the warmth of a crackling fireplace to meals with sweeping views of Bwindi's canopy — every space at Ruhija Gorilla Lodge is designed to delight and restore.
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Fresh, wholesome meals served with sweeping views of Bwindi Forest and the Virunga Mountains — breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.
Dining
Well-stocked with premium wines, local brews and spirits — the perfect end to a day in the forest.
Bar & Drinks
Unwind by a crackling fire in select deluxe rooms — a cozy retreat after a full day of adventure.
Deluxe Rooms
Private verandahs with misty morning views, clean walkways and the gentle sounds of the ancient forest all around.
Nature & Grounds
Eight en-suite cottages with high-quality linens, hot water, extra blankets — warm and restful after every trek.
Accommodation
Spacious rooms with fireplace and forest views.
Cozy rustic charm with stunning canopy views.
Ample space with multiple beds and shared areas.
High-quality linens, extra blankets for cold nights.
Dine with breathtaking views of Bwindi Forest and the majestic Virunga Mountain ranges. Our kitchen serves fresh, wholesome meals throughout the day.
Ruhija Gorilla Lodge is located in the Ruhija sector of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park — one of Africa's oldest and most biodiverse rainforests, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.