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Bonjour mes amis! So, you’re four intrepid souls, two couples, ready for an African adventure in the heart of Uganda, but you're the "Last-minute Traveler" type? Magnifique! Bwindi Impenetrable Forest awaits, even with your spontaneous plans. Summer in Bwindi offers mild temperatures, perfect for trekking and exploring.

Imagine: mist-shrouded mountains, lush vegetation teeming with life, and the enchanting call of the mountain gorillas. It's an unforgettable experience! The weather in summer is generally pleasant, with average temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F). Pack layers; it can get cool in the evenings.

Before we delve into the gorilla encounter, let's talk logistics. Getting to Bwindi involves a flight to Entebbe International Airport (EBB), followed by a domestic flight or a scenic road trip (approx. 8-10 hours). Domestic flights, around $200-$300 per person, will significantly reduce travel time. A private driver for the road trip, however, offers flexibility and could cost around $500-$700 for the whole journey (return trip).

Accommodation ranges from budget-friendly lodges ($50-$100 per night per couple) to luxurious eco-lodges ($300-$500+ per night per couple). Your choice depends on your budget and preferences. Remember to book in advance, even for last-minute trips, especially during peak season.

The highlight? Gorilla trekking! This unforgettable experience costs around $700 per person per trek, a hefty price, but worth every penny. You'll be guided through the forest, meeting these incredible creatures up close and personal (remember, a permit is required). The local guides are incredibly knowledgeable and passionate; listen carefully to their stories.

Ugandan food is a delightful mix of flavors! Expect to enjoy dishes like matooke (steamed plantains), luwombo (meat or fish steamed in banana leaves), and rolex (a rolled omelet). Dining at local restaurants typically costs around $10-$20 per person per meal. Drinks, both local and international, are readily available.

You'll notice the vibrant culture. The local people are friendly and welcoming. Their music, often featuring traditional drums and instruments, will fill the air. Expect to encounter traditional dances and storytelling during your journey. Local markets are a sensory feast; you can find beautiful crafts, textiles and local produce. Respect local customs and traditions.

As for plants and animals, besides gorillas, Bwindi is home to chimpanzees, various bird species, butterflies and stunning flora. It is a paradise for nature lovers and photographers. Remember, this is their home; we are visitors. Respect their habitat and adhere to the guide's instructions.

Now, let’s estimate the total cost for this adventure: assuming mid-range accommodation, domestic flights, and considering two couples, the total trip cost could range from $6,000 - $10,000. This includes flights, accommodation, gorilla trekking permits, food, and transport. This is just an estimate, and the actual cost will vary depending on your choices. But remember, the memories and experiences you create will be priceless.

So, pack your bags, embrace the unexpected, and prepare for an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Uganda! Hakuna Matata, my friends! Enjoy your trip.