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Why Visit Rwanda?
Welcome to Africa’s most loved Gorilla Trekking destination! Rwanda offers unparalleled experiences with its diverse environment and friendly locals. Known for its rich biodiversity, including volcanoes and highland rainforests housing gorillas, Rwanda provides unique adventures.
Gorilla Trekking Safaris in Rwanda often complement visits to neighboring East African destinations like Uganda, Kenya, or Tanzania.
Beyond its green hills, Rwanda boasts Nyungwe Forest National Park, teeming with primates like playful chimpanzees and a variety of bird species. In the eastern lowlands, Akagera National Park offers thrilling big game viewing, featuring lions and elephants, amidst a diverse savannah landscape.
1. Soul Altering Experiences
Rwanda offers world-class primate tracking amid stunning landscapes of rolling hills, dense forests, and towering peaks. With over half of the world’s mountain gorilla population, Rwanda is a top destination for wildlife enthusiasts seeking intimate encounters with these critically endangered primates.
2. The Heart of Rwanda: Kigali
Kigali, a clean and safe city, has transformed from its turbulent history to become one of Africa’s friendliest cities, making it an ideal starting point for a Rwanda Safari. From bustling shopping malls featuring boutiques and cafes to vibrant markets, Kigali is the heart of Rwanda. Perched on several hills, the city offers plenty to explore, making it worth spending a couple of days.
3. Easily Accessible & Simple to Combine with Other Destinations
Rwanda provides easy access to Gorilla Trekking, as Volcanoes National Park is only a short drive from the capital city of Kigali. This enables visitors to have authentic and unforgettable gorilla experiences. Furthermore, Rwanda can be easily paired with other popular Safari destinations like Kenya and Tanzania, offering a range of landscapes from expansive plains to pristine beaches in Zanzibar.
4. A Sustainable Safari
In the bamboo-covered slopes of Rwanda’s Virunga Volcanoes, Dian Fossey dedicated 20 years to studying endangered mountain gorillas, later depicted in “Gorillas in the Mist”. Today, visitors can experience unforgettable wildlife encounters and contribute to conservation efforts through Gorilla Trekking and engaging with local scientists in research spaces.