Rwanda, the undulating and luscious “land of a thousand hills”, and a country which exhibits hope and renewal following its turbulent past. Now two decades after the genocide, Rwanda has become Africa‘s comeback kid, with efforts to clean the streets, embrace peace and encourage prosperity being extremely successful, and elevating the land back to its rightful place of revered natural beauty.
Due to its wide variety of habitats, Akagera is an important ornithological
The Kigali Genocide Memorial is the final resting place for more than
Home to 10 artists who learned and explore the african art and
The lake has variety of bird species including; the malachite king fishers,
It contains the ethnographic collections of the oldest and largest colony of
Kigali is enriched with tourism by the symbols of the massacre in
This majestic rainforest is filled with nature and wildlife experiences for you
One of the most impressive ways to experience Rwanda is through hiking.
The bustling and vibrant markets of Musanze are a place to immerse
