Batwa Cultural Internship: “A Day in Their World”

Safari overview

Embark on a powerful and authentic Uganda cultural tour with this one-day Batwa Internship—a rare opportunity to step into the world of one of Africa’s oldest surviving forest tribes. This cultural immersion experience in Uganda offers a full-day internship designed for ethical and responsible travelers seeking a deeper connection with indigenous communities. Set in the lush highlands near Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, this program brings you face-to-face with the Batwa people, often referred to as the “Keepers of the Forest.” Through immersive, guided experiences—including a forest walk with indigenous elders, storytelling, traditional arts, and survival demonstrations—participants gain firsthand insight into the Batwa’s spiritual and cultural connection to the natural world, all while ensuring their customs and environment remain untouched.

Safari Highlight

Walk side by side with Batwa elders through their ancestral forest—learning firsthand about the deep bond between their culture and the natural world, as they share traditions, survival skills, and songs that echo through generations.