12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia – Ultimate Primate & Wildlife Adventure
The 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia is a comprehensive Uganda journey combining mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, golden monkeys, rhino tracking, traditional African wildlife, scenic boat cruises, tree-climbing lion country and guided nature experiences. Designed for travellers flying from Australia, the itinerary connects Uganda’s rainforest, savannah and mountain environments within one carefully planned overland safari.
Your adventure begins from Entebbe or Kampala and travels north towards Murchison Falls National Park. Before reaching the park, you stop at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for guided rhino tracking and later experience the dramatic Top of Murchison Falls. A full wildlife day follows with morning and evening game drives separated by an afternoon River Nile boat cruise.
The safari then crosses western Uganda towards Kibale National Park for chimpanzee trekking and a Bigodi nature and community experience. From Kibale, continue to Queen Elizabeth National Park for a Kazinga Channel boat cruise, classic game viewing and onward exploration of the Ishasha Sector.
Two separate wildlife drives in Ishasha provide opportunities to search for its famous tree-climbing lions before the landscape changes dramatically as you approach Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Mountain gorilla trekking forms one of the defining experiences of the safari. After entering Bwindi with professional ranger guides and spending the regulated observation period with an allocated gorilla family, you continue towards Kisoro Town.
The following morning introduces another completely different primate experience, golden monkey tracking in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. These energetic primates inhabit the bamboo forests of the Virunga highlands and add valuable variety after the slower, more powerful mountain gorilla encounter.
After relaxing in the Kisoro region, the journey continues north-east towards Lake Mburo National Park. Unlike shorter itineraries that spend only one night in Lake Mburo, this programme allows more time in the park, including a guided morning nature walk and an evening game drive before the final transfer to Entebbe International Airport on Day 12.
Australian travellers comparing different Uganda primate journeys can also explore our detailed guide to Uganda Gorilla Trekking from Australia.
Brief Itinerary – 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia
Day 1: Entebbe/Kampala – Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary – Top of Murchison Falls – Murchison Falls National Park.
Day 2: Morning game drive – River Nile boat cruise – Evening game drive in Murchison Falls National Park.
Day 3: Murchison Falls National Park – Kibale National Park.
Day 4: Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale National Park – Bigodi experience.
Day 5: Kibale – Queen Elizabeth National Park – Kazinga Channel boat cruise – Evening game drive.
Day 6: Morning game drive – Ishasha Sector – Evening tree-climbing lion game drive.
Day 7: Morning game drive in Ishasha – Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Day 8: Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park – Transfer to Kisoro Town.
Day 9: Golden monkey tracking in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park – Relaxation at the lodge.
Day 10: Kisoro – Lake Mburo National Park
Day 11: Guided nature walk in Lake Mburo National Park – Relaxation – Evening game drive.
Day 12: Lake Mburo National Park – Entebbe International Airport.
Highlights of the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia
- Guided rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
- Visit to the Top of Murchison Falls
- Morning game drive in Murchison Falls National Park
- River Nile wildlife boat cruise
- Evening wildlife game drive
- Scenic journey through western Uganda
- Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale National Park
- Bigodi nature and community experience
- Kazinga Channel wildlife boat cruise
- Game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park
- Two wildlife drives in the Ishasha Sector
- Opportunity to search for tree-climbing lions
- Mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi
- Scenic transfer from Bwindi to Kisoro
- Golden monkey tracking in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
- Relaxation in the Kisoro highlands
- Scenic transfer to Lake Mburo National Park
- Guided nature walk in Lake Mburo
- Evening game drive in Lake Mburo
- Private 4×4 safari transportation
- Professional English-speaking safari driver-guide
- Gorilla, chimpanzee and golden monkey permit coordination
- Budget, midrange and luxury accommodation options
- Airport transfer on the final day
Detailed 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia Itinerary
Day 1: Drive to Murchison Falls National Park – Ziwa Rhino Tracking and Top of the Falls
Your 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia begins with collection from Entebbe International Airport, your accommodation in Entebbe, Kampala or another previously agreed starting point.
Meet your professional safari driver-guide and receive a short introduction to the journey before travelling north through Uganda towards Murchison Falls National Park.
As you leave the busy central region, the surroundings gradually change into agricultural countryside, roadside towns and rural landscapes.
Your first major wildlife experience takes place at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary.
Accompanied by professional sanctuary guides, walk through suitable habitat in search of southern white rhinos while learning about their behaviour, habitat and conservation.
Tracking rhinos on foot creates an excellent introduction to Uganda’s wildlife before the vehicle-based game drives that follow in the national parks.
After completing the rhino experience, continue towards Murchison Falls National Park.
Proceed to the Top of Murchison Falls, where the River Nile forces its way through a narrow rocky gorge before plunging downstream.
The viewpoints provide impressive opportunities to experience the sound, spray, rushing water and dramatic surrounding landscape.
The visit also prepares travellers for the following day’s boat cruise, which provides another perspective of the Nile and falls environment.
Continue to your lodge for dinner and overnight.
Day 2: Morning Game Drive, River Nile Boat Cruise and Evening Game Drive
Wake early, enjoy breakfast and begin your first major vehicle-based wildlife experience.
The morning game drive explores the open landscapes of Murchison Falls National Park while temperatures remain comparatively cool.
Possible wildlife sightings include Rothschild’s giraffes, elephants, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, hartebeests, waterbucks, warthogs, baboons and numerous bird species.
Lions and leopards also live within the ecosystem, although sightings depend entirely on natural animal movements.
Your driver-guide will explore suitable wildlife areas according to recent activity, road conditions and the time available.
Following the morning drive, continue according to the day’s programme before travelling towards the River Nile.
Board a boat for the afternoon wildlife cruise towards Murchison Falls.
The Nile provides excellent opportunities to observe hippos, crocodiles, elephants, buffaloes, waterbucks and diverse birdlife.
Wildlife may gather near the river to drink or cool down, giving photographers a completely different perspective from the morning game drive.
As the boat approaches the falls area, enjoy dramatic views of the gorge and the surrounding landscape.
After completing the cruise, continue with an evening game drive where conditions and daylight permit.
Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.
Day 3: Drive from Murchison Falls National Park to Kibale National Park
After breakfast, leave Murchison Falls and begin travelling south-west towards Kibale National Park.
This is one of the longer transfer days, but it reveals how dramatically Uganda’s landscapes change within relatively short geographical distances.
Open savannah gradually gives way to greener agricultural country.
Pass rural settlements, cultivated areas, plantations and the rolling countryside associated with western Uganda.
As you approach Fort Portal and Kibale, tea plantations and tropical vegetation become increasingly prominent.
Stops can be arranged for refreshments, lunch, photography and comfort breaks.
The programme keeps Day 3 primarily as a transfer day so travellers can arrive in the Kibale region and rest ahead of the following morning’s chimpanzee trek.
Check into your selected lodge and receive a briefing from your driver-guide about the following day’s schedule.
Enjoy dinner and overnight.
Day 4: Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale National Park and Bigodi Experience
Wake early, have breakfast and transfer to the chimpanzee trekking briefing point.
Professional ranger guides explain forest conditions, chimpanzee behaviour, trekking procedures and appropriate visitor conduct before the group enters the rainforest.
Kibale’s chimpanzees are extremely active primates and can travel rapidly through the forest.
Visitors may hear loud vocalisations before locating them as different individuals communicate across the forest.
Depending on their natural behaviour, chimpanzees may be observed climbing, feeding, resting, grooming, travelling or interacting socially.
The forest itself adds considerable value to the experience, with tropical vegetation, birdlife and other primate species contributing to the atmosphere.
After completing the trek, meet your safari driver-guide and continue according to the day’s lunch arrangements.
Later, travel to Bigodi for a guided nature and community experience.
Bigodi introduces travellers to a mixture of wetlands, forest-edge habitats, birdlife, primates and community life near Kibale.
Depending on the programme, visitors may learn about local agriculture, conservation activities and traditional livelihoods.
Travellers interested in combining Uganda’s two major primate experiences can also explore Gorilla and Chimpanzee Trekking in Uganda.
Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.
Day 5: Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park – Kazinga Channel Cruise and Evening Game Drive
After breakfast, check out and begin the comparatively shorter drive towards Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Queen Elizabeth National Park contains a varied mixture of savannah, wetlands, crater landscapes and woodland.
Depending on route and timing, wildlife may already be encountered while travelling through the protected area.
Possible sightings include elephants, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, waterbucks, warthogs, bushbucks and baboons.
In the afternoon, board a boat for the Kazinga Channel wildlife cruise.
The channel connects Lake George and Lake Edward and creates excellent opportunities for observing wildlife from the water.
Hippos are particularly prominent, while buffaloes, elephants, crocodiles and numerous bird species may also be seen along the shoreline.
The boat cruise provides photographers with a different viewing angle from traditional game drives and can be one of the most relaxing wildlife experiences of the safari.
After the cruise, continue with an evening game drive.
Explore suitable areas as temperatures begin to cool and wildlife activity changes.
Continue to your selected lodge for dinner and overnight.
Day 6: Morning Game Drive and Transfer to Ishasha – Evening Tree-Climbing Lion Game Drive
Rise early and enjoy breakfast before setting out for a morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
The morning provides another opportunity to search for elephants, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, waterbucks, warthogs, baboons and predators.
After completing the game drive, begin travelling south towards the Ishasha Sector.
The character of the safari changes as you enter this quieter and more remote part of Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Ishasha is internationally recognised for lions that are sometimes seen resting in large fig trees.
After arrival and lunch or lodge check-in according to the confirmed programme, begin an evening game drive.
Your driver-guide will explore productive areas in search of tree-climbing lions as well as buffaloes, elephants, Uganda kobs, topis and other wildlife.
Tree-climbing lion sightings cannot be guaranteed because the animals move naturally through their habitat.
Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.
Day 7: Morning Game Drive in Ishasha and Transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Begin the morning with breakfast before returning to the Ishasha plains.
The second game drive gives travellers another opportunity to explore the sector under different wildlife-viewing conditions.
Animals that were difficult to find during the previous evening may be active during the cooler morning period.
Your guide will again search suitable areas for lions while also watching for elephants, buffaloes, topis, Uganda kobs and other wildlife.
After completing the morning drive, continue towards Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
The landscape changes considerably during this transfer.
Savannah gradually gives way to cultivated valleys, mountainous countryside, rural settlements and increasingly dense forest.
Your overnight accommodation should correspond with the trekking sector shown on the confirmed gorilla permit.
Travellers trekking in southern Bwindi can read more about Rushaga gorilla trekking and gorilla habituation.
Check into your lodge and prepare for the following morning’s mountain gorilla trek.
Your guide will advise you about footwear, clothing, drinking water, rain protection and porter services.
Enjoy dinner and overnight.
Day 8: Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Drive to Kisoro
Day 8 delivers one of the most anticipated experiences of the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia.
Wake early, have breakfast and transfer to the designated gorilla trekking briefing point.
Professional ranger guides explain trekking regulations, forest conditions, safety procedures and appropriate behaviour around mountain gorillas.
Visitors are allocated to trekking groups and assigned a habituated gorilla family.
Enter Bwindi with trained rangers and trackers.
The terrain can include steep hills, exposed roots, muddy sections and dense vegetation, and the duration of the trek depends on where the allocated gorilla family has moved.
Some groups may locate their gorillas relatively quickly, while others can spend several hours walking through the rainforest.
Hiring a porter is strongly recommended because porters can carry drinking water, rainwear, camera equipment and other belongings while also assisting on difficult sections of the trail.
Once the gorilla family is located, visitors enjoy the regulated observation experience under ranger supervision.
Depending on gorilla behaviour, travellers may witness feeding, resting, grooming, parenting, playing and other interactions.
Photography is permitted, although flash photography should not be used.
Travellers preparing for Bwindi can read the Ultimate Gorilla Trekking Guide in Uganda and our detailed guide to booking a gorilla permit in Uganda.
Gorilla tourism and Uganda’s protected national parks are regulated by the Uganda Wildlife Authority.
After completing the gorilla trekking experience, meet your driver-guide and continue towards Kisoro Town.
The drive introduces travellers to beautiful southwestern Ugandan highland scenery.
Check into your selected lodge around Kisoro, enjoy dinner and rest ahead of the following morning’s golden monkey adventure.
Day 9: Golden Monkey Tracking in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park and Relaxation
After breakfast, transfer towards Mgahinga Gorilla National Park for a completely different primate experience.
Attend a briefing before entering the forest with ranger guides in search of golden monkeys.
Golden monkeys are energetic primates associated with the high-altitude bamboo forests of the Virunga region.
Unlike mountain gorillas, which often spend considerable periods feeding or resting on the ground, golden monkeys may move rapidly through vegetation, making the experience lively and visually different.
Their striking appearance and active behaviour make golden monkey tracking an excellent complement to the mountain gorilla and chimpanzee encounters earlier in the safari.
The surrounding Virunga landscape also creates a dramatic setting of mountain slopes, bamboo forest and highland vegetation.
Travellers interested in this experience can explore Pieland Gorilla Safaris’ Gorilla Trekking and Golden Monkey Experience.
After completing the tracking experience, return to your lodge.
Spend the remainder of the day relaxing and enjoying the peaceful Kisoro highlands.
This slower afternoon provides useful recovery time after several days of game drives and primate trekking.
Enjoy dinner and overnight.
Day 10: Drive from Kisoro to Lake Mburo National Park
After breakfast, check out and begin travelling north-east towards Lake Mburo National Park.
The journey leaves the mountainous Kisoro region and passes through the scenic highlands and agricultural landscapes of southwestern Uganda.
As the journey progresses, steep hills gradually give way to more open farmland and cattle country.
Stops can be arranged for lunch, refreshments, photography and comfort breaks along the way.
On reaching Lake Mburo National Park, check into your lodge and spend the remainder of the afternoon relaxing after the long road journey.
Enjoy the peaceful surroundings of the lodge, unwind and prepare for the following day’s guided nature walk and evening game drive in Lake Mburo National Park.
Later, enjoy dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Day 11: Morning Nature Walk and Evening Game Drive in Lake Mburo National Park
Wake early and prepare for a guided nature walk in Lake Mburo National Park.
Exploring the park on foot creates a completely different perspective from traditional wildlife drives.
Accompanied by an authorised ranger or guide, walk through suitable habitat while learning about wildlife tracks, plants, birds, animal behaviour and the broader ecosystem.
Depending on the selected walking area and natural wildlife movements, possible encounters can include zebras, impalas, giraffes, warthogs and other species.
The walk should not be viewed simply as a search for large mammals.
One of its greatest values is the opportunity to slow down and appreciate details that are easily missed from a vehicle, including footprints, vegetation, insects and birdlife.
After the walk, return to the lodge for breakfast, lunch or relaxation according to the programme.
The middle of the day provides valuable downtime after the active morning experience.
Later, begin an evening game drive through Lake Mburo National Park.
The park is particularly associated with zebras and impalas but also supports giraffes, buffaloes, elands, topis, warthogs, waterbucks and numerous bird species.
Late-afternoon light can create beautiful photographic conditions across the park’s savannah and acacia-dominated landscapes.
Return to your lodge for dinner and your final safari overnight.
Day 12: Drive from Lake Mburo National Park to Entebbe International Airport
Wake at a comfortable pace and enjoy breakfast at the lodge.
Unlike itineraries that combine a morning safari activity with an immediate airport transfer, Day 12 is deliberately dedicated to the return journey.
Check out and begin travelling towards Entebbe or Kampala.
The drive provides time to reflect on a journey that has included rhinos, Murchison Falls, the River Nile, chimpanzees, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Ishasha, mountain gorillas, golden monkeys and Lake Mburo.
Stops can be arranged for lunch, refreshments, comfort breaks or suitable roadside points according to flight timing.
Continue to Entebbe International Airport for your international departure or to another previously agreed final location.
Travellers whose international flight departs early should consider adjusting the final night arrangements so that the airport transfer remains comfortable.
Inclusions for 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia
The 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia can include:
- Uganda mountain gorilla trekking permit
- Kibale chimpanzee trekking permit
- Golden monkey tracking permit
- Eleven nights of safari accommodation
- Meals according to the confirmed itinerary
- Professional English-speaking safari driver-guide
- Private 4×4 safari vehicle
- Fuel throughout the scheduled journey
- Entebbe or Kampala collection
- Guided rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
- Murchison Falls National Park activities
- Top of Murchison Falls visit
- Morning and evening Murchison game drives
- River Nile boat cruise
- Kibale chimpanzee trekking arrangements
- Bigodi guided experience
- Queen Elizabeth National Park activities
- Kazinga Channel wildlife cruise
- Queen Elizabeth game drives
- Two Ishasha game drives
- Bwindi gorilla trekking arrangements
- Transfer to Kisoro
- Golden monkey tracking arrangements
- Transfer to Lake Mburo National Park
- Guided nature walk in Lake Mburo
- Lake Mburo evening game drive
- Bottled drinking water during scheduled road transfers
- Final transfer to Entebbe International Airport
- Primate permit coordination
Exclusions for 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia
The safari normally excludes:
- International flights between Australia and Uganda
- Uganda visa charges
- Travel and medical insurance
- Accommodation before or after the confirmed safari unless listed
- Alcoholic and premium beverages
- Laundry services
- Telephone charges
- Souvenirs and personal expenses
- Gorilla trekking porter fees
- Activities outside the confirmed programme
- Additional airport transfers
- Meals and beverages outside the agreed meal plan
- Tips and gratuities
- Services not specifically listed among the inclusions
Estimated Cost of the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia
The final safari price depends on travel dates, group size, accommodation category, room configuration, lodge availability, primate permits, park fees and whether the journey is private or shared.
| Safari Style | Estimated Price Per Person |
|---|---|
| Budget Group Joining Safari | USD 3,300–4,000 |
| Budget Private Safari – 2 Travellers | USD 3,650–4,500 |
| Midrange Private Safari – 2 Travellers | USD 4,150–5,200 |
| Midrange Private Safari – 3 to 4 Travellers | USD 3,850–4,750 |
| Luxury Private Safari | USD 5,500–7,300+ |
These figures should be treated as planning estimates rather than fixed quotations. The final rate should be calculated after confirming travel dates, accommodation availability, permit requirements and number of travellers.
Why Choose the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
The major strength of this itinerary is the variety of ecosystems and primate encounters included within twelve days.
Murchison Falls provides classic savannah wildlife, the River Nile and one of Uganda’s most dramatic natural attractions.
Kibale shifts the journey into tropical rainforest for chimpanzee trekking.
Queen Elizabeth National Park introduces another major wildlife ecosystem together with the Kazinga Channel.
Ishasha creates opportunities to search for tree-climbing lions before the route moves into the mountainous forests of Bwindi.
Bwindi provides the defining mountain gorilla experience.
Kisoro and Mgahinga then add the Virunga highlands and golden monkeys, creating a third major primate encounter.
Lake Mburo concludes the safari at a slower pace, with an entire day available for a nature walk, relaxation and evening wildlife viewing.
The final airport transfer has its own dedicated day, helping the safari finish without compressing another major activity into the departure schedule.
Uganda Gorilla Trekking from Australia
Australian travellers researching Uganda Gorilla Trekking from Australia often want to make the most of the long international journey to East Africa.
The 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia responds to that need by combining gorillas with multiple other experiences rather than focusing exclusively on Bwindi.
The route includes chimpanzees in Kibale, traditional wildlife in Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Park, tree-climbing lion country in Ishasha, golden monkeys in Mgahinga and walking experiences in Lake Mburo.
For travellers flying from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra or elsewhere in Australia, the itinerary provides a broad introduction to Uganda within a manageable holiday period.
Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Mountain gorilla trekking remains the defining experience of the safari.
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park protects mountain gorillas within one of Africa’s most remarkable rainforest environments.
Visitors enter the forest with trained rangers and trackers in search of an assigned habituated gorilla family.
Trekking duration varies because the gorillas move naturally within their habitat.
Your confirmed permit determines the trekking date and sector, making permit arrangements one of the first components that should be secured when planning the safari.
Pieland Gorilla Safaris can coordinate the permit together with accommodation and transport.
Travellers can learn more through the Uganda gorilla permit booking guide.
Golden Monkey Tracking in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Golden monkey tracking makes this itinerary particularly distinctive.
After mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi, travellers continue to Kisoro and explore the Virunga highlands around Mgahinga.
Golden monkeys live in the high-altitude forest and bamboo environments associated with this region.
Their fast movements, colourful appearance and energetic behaviour create a primate experience that feels completely different from both mountain gorillas and chimpanzees.
Combining all three experiences gives travellers an unusually varied primate safari within one Uganda itinerary.
Those especially interested in this activity can read more about Pieland Gorilla Safaris’ Gorilla Trekking and Golden Monkey Experience.
Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale National Park
Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale National Park provides the first major primate encounter of the journey.
Chimpanzees can be highly mobile and vocal, making the forest search energetic and unpredictable.
Visitors may observe feeding, climbing, travelling, grooming or social interactions depending on the behaviour of the community.
Combining Kibale chimpanzees, Bwindi gorillas and Mgahinga golden monkeys gives this 12-day safari particularly strong appeal for primate enthusiasts.
Wildlife Safari Experiences
The safari extends far beyond primates.
Murchison Falls National Park introduces large mammals, open savannah and the River Nile.
Queen Elizabeth National Park adds another major wildlife environment and the Kazinga Channel.
Ishasha provides additional time in a quieter region while travellers search for tree-climbing lions.
Lake Mburo creates an entirely different conclusion with zebras, impalas, giraffes and walking opportunities.
The result is a safari balancing rainforest primates with traditional African wildlife viewing rather than concentrating exclusively on trekking.
Private or Group Joining Safari?
The journey can be organised privately for couples, honeymooners, families, solo travellers, photographers and groups of friends.
Private travel gives guests exclusive use of their safari vehicle and driver-guide.
This creates more flexibility for reasonable photography stops, comfort breaks and departure times.
Travellers looking to reduce transport costs can also explore Best Group Joining Safaris in Uganda where compatible departures are available.
Group joining generally refers to sharing the vehicle and selected safari costs rather than sharing bedrooms.
Budget Safari Option
A budget version can retain the principal experiences while using practical accommodation and cost-conscious transportation arrangements.
Gorilla trekking, chimpanzee trekking, golden monkey tracking, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, Ishasha and Lake Mburo can all remain within the programme.
Solo travellers may also consider compatible group joining departures where available.
Midrange Safari Option
Midrange travel provides an excellent balance between comfort, lodge location and price.
Properties typically offer private en-suite rooms, good meals and convenient access to the major safari activities.
For many Australian couples and first-time visitors, a private midrange safari provides particularly strong overall value.
Luxury Safari Option
A luxury arrangement can include premium lodges, larger rooms, scenic locations, refined dining and more personalised service.
Private transport is generally preferred.
Accommodation can be upgraded around Murchison Falls, Kibale, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi, Kisoro and Lake Mburo subject to availability.
Best Time for the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia
The safari can operate throughout the year.
June to September and December to February are popular because trekking and road conditions can often be comparatively drier.
March to May and parts of October and November generally experience more rainfall.
However, Bwindi, Kibale and Mgahinga are forest environments where rainfall can occur at any time.
Travellers should therefore consider permit availability, accommodation availability, international airfare and personal travel schedules alongside weather.
Travelling from Australia to Uganda
International travellers normally arrive through Entebbe International Airport.
Visitors can begin their journey from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and other Australian cities using airlines connecting through major international aviation hubs.
Because the journey from Australia is lengthy, arriving in Uganda one day before the safari begins can make the transition more comfortable.
The dedicated airport-transfer day at the end of this itinerary also makes international departure planning easier than programmes that combine a major safari activity with the final road transfer.
What to Pack for the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia
Travellers should prepare for several different environments.
Useful items include:
- Comfortable waterproof trekking shoes
- Long trekking trousers
- Lightweight long-sleeved shirts
- Rain jacket
- Gardening or trekking gloves
- Insect repellent
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Binoculars
- Camera equipment
- Protective camera bag
- Small daypack
- Reusable water bottle
- Personal medication
Good walking footwear is especially important for chimpanzee trekking, gorilla trekking, golden monkey tracking and the Lake Mburo nature walk.
Who Should Book This Safari?
The 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia is particularly suitable for:
- First-time visitors to Uganda
- Australian couples
- Solo travellers
- Honeymooners
- Primate enthusiasts
- Wildlife photographers
- Birdwatchers
- Gorilla enthusiasts
- Travellers wanting gorillas and golden monkeys
- Small private groups
- Travellers wanting both wildlife and walking experiences
- Visitors seeking a comprehensive Uganda safari within approximately two weeks
Why Book with Pieland Gorilla Safaris?
Pieland Gorilla Safaris can coordinate the major components of the itinerary as one connected safari.
This includes gorilla permits, chimpanzee permits, golden monkey arrangements, accommodation, private transport, game drives, boat cruises and national park activities.
Particular attention is given to the confirmed Bwindi trekking sector so accommodation can be selected appropriately.
Travellers can choose budget, midrange or luxury arrangements, while compatible group joining opportunities may also be considered.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia
Is the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia suitable for first-time visitors?
Yes. The itinerary is very suitable for first-time visitors because it combines several of Uganda’s major attractions within one connected route. Travellers experience rhino tracking, Murchison Falls, chimpanzee trekking, Queen Elizabeth National Park, tree-climbing lion country, mountain gorillas, golden monkeys and Lake Mburo without needing to arrange separate safari packages.
The route is also well balanced because each destination introduces a different environment and activity. Murchison Falls focuses on savannah wildlife and the River Nile, Kibale introduces tropical rainforest and chimpanzees, Queen Elizabeth adds game drives and the Kazinga Channel, Bwindi delivers the mountain gorilla experience, Mgahinga adds golden monkeys and Lake Mburo creates a relaxed wildlife conclusion.
For travellers visiting Uganda for the first time, this variety provides a broad introduction to the country’s wildlife, landscapes and primates rather than concentrating only on one national park.
Where does the safari begin?
The itinerary normally begins in Entebbe, Kampala or another previously agreed collection point. Entebbe is especially convenient for international travellers because Uganda’s principal international airport is located there. Visitors arriving late may prefer an additional night in Entebbe before beginning the safari.
Starting from Entebbe also creates a practical route towards Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary and Murchison Falls National Park on Day 1. Travellers staying in Kampala can also be collected there, although departure times may vary depending on traffic and the location of the hotel.
For travellers arriving after a long international journey from Australia, spending the first night in Entebbe before starting the safari can provide a more relaxed beginning and reduce the pressure of immediately starting a long road transfer after landing.
Why is the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia suitable for Australian travellers?
The long journey from Australia to Uganda makes a comprehensive itinerary particularly worthwhile. Instead of travelling only for a gorilla trek, visitors combine Uganda’s primates, savannah wildlife, boat cruises, mountain landscapes and walking experiences within twelve days. Travellers can also read our detailed Uganda Gorilla Trekking from Australia guide when planning their journey.
The itinerary is especially useful for travellers who want to make the most of the international journey by experiencing several of Uganda’s best-known safari regions in one holiday. Rather than visiting Bwindi alone, the safari includes chimpanzees in Kibale, wildlife in Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth, tree-climbing lion country in Ishasha, golden monkeys in Mgahinga and a nature walk in Lake Mburo.
This combination allows Australian travellers to enjoy both traditional African wildlife experiences and Uganda’s exceptional primate encounters within one carefully organised programme.
Does the safari include rhino tracking?
Yes. Guided rhino tracking takes place at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary on Day 1 while travelling north towards Murchison Falls National Park. Visitors walk through suitable habitat with trained guides while learning about southern white rhino behaviour, conservation and the sanctuary’s role in Uganda’s wildlife recovery efforts.
The activity is conducted on foot and therefore feels very different from the game drives that follow later in the safari. Travellers move through the sanctuary with experienced guides who determine safe viewing positions and explain the behaviour of the rhinos encountered.
Rhino tracking also gives travellers an excellent early wildlife experience before entering Murchison Falls National Park and adds another major species to the overall safari programme.
What happens at the Top of Murchison Falls on the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
Travellers visit the dramatic section where the River Nile is forced through a narrow rocky gorge before plunging downstream. The experience provides impressive views of the rushing water, surrounding rocks and vegetation and complements the River Nile boat cruise scheduled for the following day.
At the viewpoints, visitors can appreciate the force and sound of the Nile from above while enjoying excellent photography opportunities. The landscape around the falls is very different from the open savannah areas explored during the game drives.
Visiting the top of the falls before the boat cruise is particularly rewarding because travellers later experience the same river system from below, creating two completely different perspectives of one of Uganda’s most famous natural attractions.
Are game drives included in Murchison Falls National Park?
Yes. Day 2 includes both a morning and evening game drive in Murchison Falls National Park. The two drives allow travellers to explore the savannah under different wildlife-viewing conditions and increase the amount of time available for observing animals.
Morning drives are often rewarding because temperatures are cooler and many animals are active before the heat of the day increases. The evening game drive provides another opportunity to explore different areas and search for wildlife that may not have been visible earlier.
The combination of two game drives and the River Nile boat cruise makes Day 2 one of the most wildlife-intensive days of the entire itinerary.
Which animals may be seen during the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia in Murchison Falls?
Possible sightings include Rothschild’s giraffes, elephants, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, hartebeests, waterbucks, warthogs and baboons. Lions and leopards also occur within the ecosystem, although predator sightings depend on natural movements and cannot be guaranteed.
Travellers may also encounter numerous bird species during the game drives, while the River Nile section adds hippos, crocodiles and wildlife gathering near the water.
Because Murchison Falls contains several different habitats, the exact combination of animals seen can vary from one safari to another. Your driver-guide will normally explore productive wildlife-viewing areas according to current conditions and recent sightings.
Is the River Nile boat cruise included?
Yes. The afternoon River Nile cruise is included during the Murchison Falls section. Travellers may encounter hippos, Nile crocodiles, elephants, buffaloes, waterbucks and numerous bird species while travelling towards the falls area.
The cruise offers a different style of wildlife viewing from the morning game drive because animals can be observed along the riverbanks and in the water. Elephants and buffaloes may approach the river to drink, while hippos and crocodiles are associated closely with the Nile environment.
The journey also provides excellent photographic opportunities and impressive views as the boat approaches the dramatic Murchison Falls gorge.
Is the drive from Murchison Falls to Kibale long?
Yes. This is one of the longer road-transfer days of the itinerary. Travel time varies according to road conditions, traffic, lodge location and scheduled stops. The journey is scenic, passing agricultural areas, rural communities and greener western Uganda landscapes.
The route also introduces travellers to changing scenery as the drier savannah environment around Murchison gradually gives way to greener hills, plantations and tropical vegetation around the Fort Portal and Kibale region.
Stops can normally be arranged for lunch, refreshments, photography and comfort breaks, helping break up the journey before arrival at the lodge.
Where does chimpanzee trekking take place on the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
Chimpanzee trekking takes place in Kibale National Park. Visitors enter the tropical rainforest with professional ranger guides in search of a habituated chimpanzee community.
Before entering the forest, travellers normally attend a briefing covering chimpanzee behaviour, trekking procedures and appropriate visitor conduct. The trek then proceeds through forest trails and surrounding vegetation while guides search for signs and calls from the chimpanzees.
Kibale provides a completely different primate experience from Bwindi because chimpanzees are generally faster-moving, more vocal and often active in both the trees and on the ground.
What can visitors expect during chimpanzee trekking?
Chimpanzees are highly active primates and can move quickly through the forest. Depending on natural behaviour, travellers may observe them feeding, climbing, grooming, playing, resting or communicating with other members of the community.
Visitors may hear loud chimpanzee calls before seeing the animals, particularly when different individuals communicate across the forest. Once located, their activity can change quickly, creating a dynamic and unpredictable wildlife experience.
The forest itself is also part of the attraction, with tropical vegetation, birds and other primates adding to the overall trekking experience.
What is the Bigodi experience?
Bigodi provides a guided nature and community experience near Kibale. The activity introduces travellers to wetlands, forest-edge habitats, birdlife, primates, local agriculture and aspects of community life around the Kibale ecosystem.
The walk is generally slower and more relaxed than chimpanzee trekking, allowing visitors to pay closer attention to birds, vegetation and the interaction between local communities and the surrounding natural environment.
Depending on the programme, travellers may also learn about conservation activities, local livelihoods and agricultural practices in villages close to Kibale National Park.
Does the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia include Queen Elizabeth National Park?
Yes. Queen Elizabeth National Park is included on Days 5 and 6. Travellers enjoy an afternoon Kazinga Channel boat cruise, an evening wildlife drive and another morning game drive before continuing towards the Ishasha Sector.
This section provides a classic African savannah safari experience after the rainforest activities in Kibale. The park contains a mixture of open grassland, wetlands, woodland and crater landscapes.
Including both a boat cruise and game drives allows travellers to experience the park from different perspectives before continuing south towards the more remote Ishasha Sector.
What can travellers see during the Kazinga Channel boat cruise?
The Kazinga Channel is especially well known for hippos and birdlife. Travellers may also encounter elephants, buffaloes, crocodiles and other wildlife along the shoreline. The cruise provides an excellent water-based contrast to the vehicle game drives.
Wildlife may gather near the water to drink or cool down, particularly during warmer periods of the day. This can create excellent viewing and photography opportunities from the boat.
The channel also supports a wide range of waterbirds and other species, making the cruise rewarding for both wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers.
Can travellers see lions during the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
Yes. Lions occur in both Murchison Falls National Park and Queen Elizabeth National Park. The Ishasha Sector is particularly famous for tree-climbing lions that may sometimes be seen resting in large fig trees. However, sightings of wild predators can never be guaranteed.
The safari includes several game drives across different wildlife regions, providing multiple opportunities to search for lions. Your driver-guide may explore areas associated with recent predator activity while also looking for other wildlife.
The Ishasha section is particularly valuable because travellers enjoy both an evening and morning game drive in this renowned lion habitat.
Why does the itinerary include two Ishasha game drives?
An evening game drive and another drive the following morning give travellers more time to explore Ishasha. Wildlife activity changes throughout the day, so animals that are difficult to locate during the evening may become more visible during the cooler morning hours.
The two game drives also reduce the pressure of relying on a single short visit to search for the famous tree-climbing lions.
In addition to lions, Ishasha can support elephants, buffaloes, topis, Uganda kobs and other wildlife, making both drives worthwhile even when lions are not immediately visible.
Are tree-climbing lions guaranteed?
No. Ishasha is well known for tree-climbing lions, but the animals move naturally throughout the ecosystem. Your safari guide will search suitable areas while also looking for buffaloes, elephants, Uganda kobs, topis and other wildlife.
Weather, prey movements, time of day and other natural conditions influence where lions may be found.
Including both an evening and morning game drive provides more opportunities to explore the area, but responsible wildlife tourism should never guarantee sightings of free-ranging animals.
Where does gorilla trekking take place on the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
Mountain gorilla trekking takes place in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The specific trekking sector depends on the gorilla permit confirmed for the travel date.
Bwindi contains several gorilla trekking sectors, and accommodation should ideally be selected according to the sector shown on the permit to avoid unnecessary transfers on the morning of the trek.
The park’s mountainous rainforest environment provides a dramatic setting for one of the most important wildlife experiences of the safari.
Is the Uganda gorilla permit included?
Yes. The Uganda gorilla trekking permit is included in the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia package. The permit provides access to a guided mountain gorilla trekking experience in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, including the regulated one-hour observation period with an allocated habituated gorilla family.
Pieland Gorilla Safaris coordinates the gorilla permit booking as part of the complete safari arrangements, ensuring that the confirmed trekking date and Bwindi sector align with the accommodation and transportation schedule. This allows Australian travellers to enjoy a well-organised experience without having to arrange their gorilla permits separately.
Gorilla trekking permits are subject to availability, particularly during popular travel seasons when demand is high. Travellers are therefore encouraged to book their safari well in advance to secure their preferred trekking dates. The permit cost is incorporated into the confirmed safari quotation, alongside the other included activities, accommodation and transportation services.
How can Australian travellers arrange a gorilla permit for the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
Pieland Gorilla Safaris can coordinate the permit together with the wider safari arrangements. Travellers can also consult the Uganda gorilla permit booking guide for information about permit planning and trekking sectors.
Coordinating the permit together with accommodation helps ensure that travellers stay in the correct part of Bwindi before the trek.
Australian visitors should ideally begin permit arrangements well before their intended travel dates, particularly when travelling during popular safari seasons or fixed holiday periods.
How long does gorilla trekking take?
There is no fixed trekking duration. Mountain gorillas move naturally through the forest, so some visitors may locate their allocated family relatively quickly while others may spend several hours trekking through steep and uneven terrain.
The location of the gorilla family, weather conditions, vegetation and trail conditions all influence the length of the trek.
Travellers should therefore prepare mentally and physically for a flexible forest experience rather than expecting a fixed walking time.
Is gorilla trekking physically demanding?
It can be. Bwindi contains steep slopes, exposed tree roots, muddy sections and dense vegetation. Travellers should prepare for an active forest experience and wear sturdy footwear with good grip.
Fitness requirements vary depending on the location of the assigned gorilla family and the terrain encountered on the day.
Walking regularly before travelling, carrying appropriate rain protection and hiring a porter can all help make the trekking experience more comfortable.
Should travellers hire a porter during the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
Hiring a porter is strongly recommended. Porters can carry drinking water, cameras, rainwear and personal belongings while also providing practical assistance on steep or slippery forest sections.
This can significantly reduce fatigue during longer treks and allows travellers to concentrate more fully on the forest experience.
Porters are particularly useful when carrying camera equipment or when trail conditions become muddy after rainfall.
Can travellers photograph the gorillas?
Yes. Photography is allowed during the regulated observation period, but visitors must follow ranger instructions. Flash photography should not be used, and camera equipment should be protected against rain and humidity.
Travellers should prepare camera settings before reaching the gorillas because the forest can have changing light conditions.
A protective camera bag, spare batteries and sufficient memory cards can be useful, especially for visitors who are passionate about wildlife photography.
What happens after gorilla trekking on Day 8?
After completing the gorilla trekking experience, travellers meet their safari driver-guide and continue towards Kisoro Town. The Kisoro region serves as a convenient base for the following morning’s golden monkey tracking experience in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park.
The drive also introduces travellers to the mountainous scenery of southwestern Uganda, with cultivated hills, valleys and views associated with the Virunga region.
On arrival in Kisoro, travellers check into their lodge, have dinner and rest before the next primate experience.
Where does golden monkey tracking take place on the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
Golden monkey tracking takes place in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, reached conveniently from the Kisoro area. The experience introduces travellers to another distinctive primate species within the scenic Virunga highlands.
The activity begins with a ranger briefing before visitors enter suitable forest and bamboo habitat in search of golden monkeys.
Mgahinga’s mountainous landscape gives the experience a different atmosphere from both Bwindi and Kibale, adding another unique environment to the safari.
What are golden monkeys?
Golden monkeys are colourful and highly active primates associated with the Virunga mountain region. They are often found in bamboo and forest habitats and can move quickly through vegetation, creating a lively and visually different primate experience.
Their golden-orange colouring and energetic movement make them especially attractive for wildlife photography.
Watching them move, feed and interact within the bamboo forest provides a strong contrast to the slower, more powerful mountain gorilla encounter.
Is golden monkey tracking different from gorilla trekking?
Yes. Golden monkeys are smaller, faster and generally more active than mountain gorillas. Gorilla trekking often involves observing a family at close range once located, while golden monkey tracking can involve following energetic primates moving through bamboo vegetation.
The terrain, vegetation and behaviour of the animals create a distinctly different experience.
Combining both activities allows travellers to experience two very different primate encounters within the Virunga and Bwindi regions.
Why does the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia include relaxation after golden monkey tracking?
The slower afternoon gives travellers time to recover after several consecutive days of game drives, chimpanzee trekking, gorilla trekking and golden monkey tracking. It also allows visitors to enjoy the peaceful highland scenery around Kisoro before the longer journey towards Lake Mburo.
Rather than immediately beginning another major transfer, the relaxed afternoon creates better pacing within the itinerary.
Travellers can rest at the lodge, enjoy the surroundings, review photographs or simply recover before continuing to the final wildlife section of the safari.
Why does the safari spend two nights around Lake Mburo?
Two nights prevent the final part of the journey from feeling rushed. Day 10 can focus mainly on the transfer from Kisoro, while Day 11 is available for a guided nature walk, relaxation and an evening game drive.
This arrangement avoids forcing a major safari activity into the same day as the long road journey.
It also gives travellers enough time to experience Lake Mburo both on foot and from a safari vehicle before the final airport transfer.
What happens during the Lake Mburo nature walk on the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
Travellers explore suitable areas of Lake Mburo National Park on foot with an authorised ranger or guide. The walk focuses on wildlife tracks, plants, birds, ecosystems and animal behaviour, providing a different perspective from traditional vehicle-based safari activities.
Walking allows visitors to notice smaller details that are easily missed from a vehicle, including footprints, vegetation, insects and birdlife.
Depending on the route and natural wildlife movements, travellers may also observe larger mammals at an appropriate distance.
Which animals may be encountered in Lake Mburo?
Possible sightings include zebras, impalas, giraffes, buffaloes, elands, topis, warthogs and waterbucks. Exact wildlife encounters depend on the route, weather conditions and natural animal movements.
Lake Mburo has a different wildlife character from Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Park, making it an interesting final safari destination.
Its open grassland, acacia woodland and rolling landscapes also provide attractive photography opportunities.
Does the safari include an evening game drive in Lake Mburo?
Yes. Day 11 includes an evening game drive after the morning nature walk and relaxation period. The late-afternoon drive creates another opportunity to search for wildlife and enjoy Lake Mburo’s savannah and acacia landscapes.
The cooler evening conditions can provide a different wildlife-viewing experience from the morning walk.
Travellers may encounter zebras, impalas, giraffes, buffaloes, warthogs and other animals before returning to the lodge for the final safari night.
Is Day 12 of the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia mainly for the airport transfer?
Yes. Day 12 is intentionally kept primarily for the transfer from Lake Mburo National Park to Entebbe International Airport or another agreed destination. This creates a more relaxed conclusion than combining a major morning safari activity with the final airport journey.
Travellers can enjoy breakfast, check out and begin the drive without rushing from another scheduled wildlife activity.
Lunch, refreshment and comfort stops can be arranged according to the timing of the international flight.
Can the safari be organised privately?
Yes. The full itinerary can be organised privately with exclusive use of the safari vehicle and professional driver-guide. Private travel provides more flexibility for photography stops, comfort breaks and daily departure times.
Private arrangements are particularly suitable for couples, families, honeymooners, photographers and travellers who prefer more control over the pace of the journey.
The vehicle remains dedicated to the confirmed safari party throughout the overland itinerary.
Can solo travellers book the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
Yes. Solo travellers can book a private safari or enquire about compatible shared departures. Those interested in reducing transportation costs can explore Best Group Joining Safaris in Uganda.
A private solo safari offers maximum flexibility but normally costs more per person because the vehicle and guide expenses are not shared.
Group joining can provide a more affordable alternative where travellers with compatible dates and itineraries can share transportation costs.
Does group joining require sharing bedrooms?
Normally no. Group joining usually refers to sharing safari transportation and guide services rather than sharing accommodation. Solo travellers can normally request a private room, although a single-room supplement may apply.
Couples can retain their own double room while sharing the safari vehicle with other travellers.
Exact rooming arrangements should be confirmed when the safari quotation is prepared so that there is no misunderstanding before travel.
Can the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia be arranged for couples or honeymooners?
Yes. Private arrangements are particularly suitable for couples and honeymooners. Accommodation can be upgraded to premium lodges, larger rooms or more scenic properties according to availability and budget.
The combination of primate trekking, private game drives, scenic landscapes and relaxed lodge time can work particularly well for couples seeking both adventure and privacy.
Special arrangements can also be discussed during planning where suitable properties and services are available.
What is the best time for the safari?
The itinerary operates throughout the year. June to September and December to February are popular because trekking and road conditions can often be comparatively drier. Wetter months can still be rewarding and often produce lush green scenery.
Bwindi, Kibale and Mgahinga are forest environments where rain can occur in any month, so travellers should carry suitable rain protection regardless of season.
Permit availability, lodge availability, international airfare and personal travel dates should also be considered alongside weather when deciding when to travel.
How far in advance should travellers book the 12 Days Uganda Safari & Gorilla Trekking from Australia?
Booking several months ahead is recommended, especially for popular travel periods. Gorilla, chimpanzee and golden monkey arrangements are subject to availability, while preferred safari lodges can also fill early.
Booking early is especially helpful when travellers have fixed international flights or limited holiday dates because permit availability can influence the wider itinerary.
Early planning also provides more accommodation choices and allows better coordination between Bwindi trekking sectors, Kisoro arrangements and the wider safari route.
Can the safari be customised?
Yes. Accommodation category, room configuration, private or shared transport, additional nights and selected activities can be adjusted according to traveller preferences and availability. Any changes involving primate trekking must remain compatible with permit availability.
Travellers can choose between budget, midrange and luxury arrangements and may also add nights before or after the main safari.
The route can be adapted for couples, families, solo travellers, photographers, honeymooners and small groups while preserving the core primate and wildlife experiences.
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The safari can be organised using budget, midrange or luxury accommodation and can operate privately for couples, honeymooners, families, solo travellers, photographers and small groups.
Visitors looking for shared travel opportunities can also explore Best Group Joining Safaris in Uganda, while travellers still researching Uganda’s mountain gorillas can read the complete Uganda Gorilla Trekking from Australia guide.
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