The Last Eight Forest Masters
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This video introduces the Batwa Cultural Experience, a rare and deeply humbling highlight of the 7-day Chimps and Gorillas Tracking Expedition.
The Batwa were the original inhabitants of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, living in harmony with the land for centuries.
Today, it is a unique privilege to meet them, as only eight of the original Batwa forest masters are believed to remain, with ages ranging from 80 to 110 years old.
Highlights
- The Rare Eight: Meet the last surviving original members of the Batwa tribe.
- Ancient Survival Skills: Watch demonstrations of traditional hunting, fire-making, and the construction of forest homes.
- Living Pharmacy: Learn how the Batwa identify and harvest plants for medicinal purposes.
- Oral History: Listen to anecdotes and historical accounts of their lives in the forest before it became a national park.
Best Travel Times
To ensure the most comfortable forest walks and optimal visibility during your expedition, we recommend travelling during the dry seasons: January to February and June to September.
Why Book With Us?
My African Traveller brings over 20 years of experience to your journey.
We specialize in personalization, creating itineraries tailored to your specific interests and budget.
We partner with elite luxury lodges like Ndali Lodge and Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp to ensure world-class comfort.
Additionally, every guest is covered by AMREF Flying Doctors Emergency Evacuation, providing total peace of mind.
List of Activities
- The Batwa Cultural Experience and village walk.
- Chimpanzee Tracking in the dense Kibale Forest.
- Mountain Gorilla Tracking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
- Guided Nature Walks to Mahoma Waterfall and through banana/vanilla plantations.
- Birding and Butterfly Viewing with local experts.
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