Mgahinga National Park, situated in Uganda, is part of the expansive Virunga Conservation area and is home to two families of Mountain Gorillas. One of these families is open for tracking, while the other is still in the process of habituation. Additionally, the park features Golden Monkeys that visitors can observe on the bamboo-covered slopes of the Muhabura mountains. As the smallest national park in Uganda, it is recognised for its short excursions and budget-friendly safaris originating from Rwanda, allowing tourists to embark on a day trip from Kigali to experience Gorilla tours before returning.

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is situated in the extreme south-west of Uganda, close to the town of Kisoro.
The park is part of the Virunga Mountains and shares borders with Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda and Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Mgahinga Gorilla National Park holds the title of the smallest national park in Uganda. Its significance is notable, as it is one of only two parks in Uganda that provide a habitat for the endangered Mountain gorilla. Mgahinga is one of the two sites in Uganda where mountain gorillas can be observed, the other being Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The park is home to one habituated gorilla group, although this group occasionally ventures into Rwanda, making Mgahinga an unreliable location for gorilla viewing.