Perched over a gully in the lush montane rainforest of Nyungwe National Park, the canopy walkway provides an amazing view of the ancient treetops and wildlife. The 160-meter-long and 70-meter-high suspension bridge is accessible to hikers on the Imbaraga or…
The Congo Nile Trail is a trail that follows Lake Kivu from Rubavu, passes through the districts of Karongi and Nyamasheke in Rutsiro, and terminates in Rusizi. Visitors may clearly see why Rwanda is known as the "land of a…
Dian Fossey is one of the most renowned and accomplished primatologists of the twentieth century. She was considered an authority on all things related to the severely endangered mountain gorillas from 1967 until her death in 1985. Born into a…
Akagera National Park is situated in the Kayonza District of Rwanda's Eastern Province, close to the Tanzanian border. The park, which spans 1,075 square km, is named after the river Akagera. When travelling to Rwanda's capital for a conference or…
The World Conservation Union has classified the golden monkey (Ceropithecus Kandti), a little-known bamboo-associated taxonomic primate that is categorised as "endangered," as a different race from the more common blue monkey (Ceropithecus mitis). You may track these monkeys in Mgahinga…
One of the world's most endangered species, the mountain gorilla, lives in the Virunga hills, which are shared by three countries: Rwanda (Volcanoes National Park), the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Virunga National Park), and Uganda (Mgahinga National Park). Furthermore,…