23. July 2024
Rwanda is a tiny country situated within the Great Lakes region of Africa. Due to its recent history, it has gained certain popularity. However, Rwanda presents an extra optimistic vision of Africa and offers wonderful natural landscapes and wildlife species to visitors. Click here to see mountain gorilla trekking safaris Rwanda's traditions are authentic, which continues to attract many tourists. A place where travelers can buy souvenirs and observe African rapid development away from...
19. January 2024
Rwanda’s tropical rain- forests &mountains create a unique and amazing adventure for eco-adventures. Rwanda has approximately 700 bird species and other Albertine Rift endemic bird species compared to other countries. Click here to view mountain gorilla trekking tours Rwanda has seven unique birding areas, which include Volcanoes National Park, Akagera National Park, Nyungwe National Park, Akanyaru, Cyamudongo Nyabarongo, and Rugezi Swamp. view Akagera national park tour Akagera National...
23. January 2023
Akagera National Park protects lakes such as Lake Ihema and Lake Kivu, which also attract many visitors. Lake Kivu is Rwanda's largest water body, while Lake Ihema is the country's second-largest lake and is situated in the only savannah national park in Rwanda where travelers can spot wildlife. Rwanda’s various regions can be explored to view the quite diverse range of flora and fauna, which includes trees, lakes, rivers, game animals, wetlands, and primates. Rwanda is famous because of the...
23. January 2023
At Akagera national park, game viewing is typically done in areas where the big five animals, birds, and other animal species found within the savannah-type vegetation can be seen. Akagera National Park is east of Rwanda, offering breathtaking views of the plains and wildlife sightings. Together with the Democratic Republic of the Congo, it shares Lake Ihema. Akagera National Park Game Drive allows travelers to view the "Big 5," which are famous throughout the park. In search of the Big 5 and...