See this location as part of Uganda Western Safari Circuit—where it sits on the route, how the Journey reaches it, and what comes next.
Place / visit
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156.0 km on Mweya to Buhoma via Ishasha and Kihihi
The measured point where this Journey reaches or leaves the shared Across route.
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0 km on Buhoma to Mbarara via Rukungiri and Ntungamo
The measured point where this Journey reaches or leaves the shared Across route.
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275.6 km on Entebbe to Mbarara road
The measured point where this Journey reaches or leaves the shared Across route.
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0 km on Western Uganda road junction to Rwonyo via Nshara Gate
The measured point where this Journey reaches or leaves the shared Across route.
This stop on the JourneyThe current stop is gold. Adjacent stops and the route into or away from it provide context.
Route context
Arriving and continuing
These details belong to this Journey. They describe the path through Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, not the destination in general.
Arriving from
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Car · about 300 minutes
Timing is variable; use times only as broad guidance.
The route follows the official northern connection from Mweya through Ishasha and Kihihi to Buhoma; much of the approach is dirt road.
Mweya to Buhoma via Ishasha and Kihihi0 → 156.0 km · 156.0 kmOSRM-routed OpenStreetMap geometry following the UWA Mweya–Kihihi–Buhoma corridor.
Continuing to
Lake Mburo National Park
Car · about 360 minutes
Timing is variable; use times only as broad guidance.
Leave Buhoma through Rukungiri and Ntungamo, cross Mbarara, reuse the existing western road to the measured Lake Mburo junction, then enter at Nshara Gate.
Buhoma to Mbarara via Rukungiri and Ntungamo0 → 207.0 km · 207.0 kmOSRM-routed road geometry over OpenStreetMap.
Entebbe to Mbarara road275.6 → 230.1 km · 45.6 kmReuse the existing route west-to-east from Mbarara to the measured Lake Mburo junction.
Western Uganda road junction to Rwonyo via Nshara Gate0 → 22.5 km · 22.5 kmOSRM-routed access branch through Nshara Gate to Rwonyo.
At this stop
Buhoma is the northern Bwindi sector used by this circuit, not a generic pin for every gorilla trailhead.