Lake Kivu is a serene escape along Rwanda’s western border, known for its emerald waters, palm-lined shores, and relaxed towns like Gisenyi and Kibuye. It's perfect for swimming, kayaking, boat cruises, and unwinding after a wildlife adventure.
Lake Kivu is a serene escape along Rwanda’s western border, known for its emerald waters, palm-lined shores, and relaxed towns like Gisenyi and Kibuye. It's perfect for swimming, kayaking, boat cruises, and unwinding after a wildlife adventure.
You can see gorillas in Rwanda at Volcanoes National Park by booking an advance permit, which grants you an hour to observe one of the park’s few habituated gorilla families.
Mount Bisoke Rwanda, is an active volcano located along the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo and can be hiked in about 5 to 6 hours—though the trail is a challenging one! However, the effort is well worth it; ...
Rwanda is generally a very welcoming country, with warm and relaxed people. Greetings are one area that you might find odd, with personal greetings often polite in nature and extensive
Rwandan cuisine depends very much on traditional Rwandan produce such as plantains, pulses, sweet potatoes, cassava, and beans. Rwandan food typically does not include meat more than a couple of times a month; however, in citie...
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