Gishwati Mukura National Park Gishwati Mukura National Park is Rwanda’s newest national park, following Volcanoes, Nyungwe Forest, and Akagera National Park, which is located in the biodiversity of the Albertine Rift Valley in the western part of the country, and … Read More
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Hiking Mount Bisoke: A Comprehensive Guide for Tourists
Mount Bisoke, a stratovolcano situated within the Virunga Massif, stands at an elevation of 3,711 meters along Rwanda’s northwestern border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It sits entirely within Volcanoes National Park, part of a transboundary conservation zone … Read More
Akagera National Park: Rwanda’s Big Five Safari Destination
Akagera National Park functions as Rwanda’s principal savannah wildlife destination. Located in the country’s eastern lowlands, it marks the only park in Rwanda that supports all members of the Big Five: lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo. The park spans … Read More
Kwita Izina 2025: Rwanda’s 20th Gorilla Naming Ceremony
Kwita Izina has evolved into one of Rwanda’s most iconic conservation events, garnering significant national and international attention each year, and Kwita Izina 2025 was no different. Rooted in a local cultural practice originally intended to name newborns, Kwita Izina … Read More
Rwanda Genocide Memorials: History and Reflection for Tourists
The Rwanda genocide memorials stand as solemn structures that carry the weight of one of the twentieth century’s most devastating episodes. They exist not only as markers of loss but also as national instruments of remembrance and accountability. Each site … Read More
Lesser-Known Primates of Rwanda: Beyond Mountain Gorillas
Rwanda has long gained recognition as a destination for mountain gorilla trekking, yet the country supports a far wider spectrum in regards to the primates of Rwanda. Its forests, wetlands, and savannah environments sustain species that reflect ecological variety and … Read More
What Its Like being Tourist porter
Tourist Porters are the silent powerhouses of East Africa’s adventure tourism. From the rugged slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro to the muddy, dense forests of the Virunga Mountains, these individuals are more than just carriers of luggage; they are the heart … Read More
Duration of Gorilla Trekking: How Much Time Really You Need
The time or duration of gorilla trekking is one of the most frequently asked questions by tourists planning to visit these magnificent beasts. The experience has a clear start and end, but the hours in between can shift considerably. That … Read More
Kigali Travel Guide: What to See and Do
Kigali operates with visible coherence, functioning as both a logistical hub and an increasingly substantive destination. Its airport sits 20 minutes from the city centre, connecting directly with conservation zones like Volcanoes, Nyungwe, and Akagera. Those connections, however, do not … Read More
Understanding the $1500 cost of Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda
Gorilla trekking in Rwanda operates under a tightly managed system. The activity is regulated by strict conservation policies, capped visitor numbers, and controlled daily access into Volcanoes National Park. Each participant must hold an official permit, and every aspect of … Read More