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where do gorillas live? Paxton
- Location: Paxton, Massachusetts, United States
Enjoy this 3 days Bwindi gorilla trekking tour which will lead you to the most amazing places for adventure. Bwindi impenetrable national park is believed to be the park that harbors the largest number of gorillas which are about 459 contributing to half the number of mountain gorillas in the whole world. It will be an unmatched exploration with a stopover at Kayabwe equator for lunch and photography experience.
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