Rwanda

The land of a thousand hills is Rwanda’s nickname. Wherever you look in this landlocked country in the middle of Africa, rolling nature dominates the environment. The breathtaking landscapes, which range from spectacular mountains and volcanoes to lakes and old forests, are matched by the warmth and friendliness of the locals. When you add in the magnificent wildlife and fauna, you get a genuinely unforgettable vacation and safari experience. Culture, nature, primates, and the beaches of Lake Kivu may all be found in Rwanda!

Mountain gorilla hiking is unquestionably one of Volcanoes National Park’s attractions. Dian Fossey, who dedicated her life to their protection, is responsible for the park’s fame. The Virunga Mountains are surrounded by lush high-altitude rainforests, which are home to mountain gorillas. You can go on a Golden Monkey hunt or go on a variety of walks in this beautiful volcanic setting. Nyungwe Forest National Park visitors can go chimp trekking, observe a variety of different monkey species, and take a canopy walk. Akagera National Park is currently a Big 5 safari destination, thanks to the successful reintroduction of lions and black rhinos, among other animals.Hiking with mountain gorillas is certainly one of Volcanoes National Park’s highlights. The park’s fame is due to Dian Fossey, who dedicated her life to their conservation. Mountain gorillas live in the Virunga Mountains, which are bordered by lush high-altitude rainforests. In this stunning volcanic location, you can embark on a Golden Monkey hunt or take a variety of walks. Visitors to Nyungwe Forest National Park can go chimp trekking, see a variety of monkeys, and enjoy a canopy walk. Because of the successful reintroduction of lions and black rhinos, among other creatures, Akagera National Park is now a Big 5 safari destination.

Kigali is Rwanda’s capital and main port of entry for international visitors via Kigali International Airport. The Kigali Genocide Memorial offers a moving and rare insight into the country’s tragic past.