Rwanda is a landlocked country situated in Central Africa, bordered to the North by Uganda, to the East by Tanzania, to the South by Burundi and to the West by the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Rwanda has made tremendous progress in many areas of social welfare. In fact, Rwanda is one of the most noted global and continental examples of fast economic growth and successful post-war reconstruction.
Rwanda is mountainous, diverse, and just all around gorgeous. Jungles, savannas, volcanoes, lakes, and forests are just a few hours apart, and this little country packs in the beauty. Rwanda is called the ‘Land of a Thousand Hills’ for a reason, and in between activities, don’t forget to take in all the breathtaking views and sunsets.
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Kigali,National University,Volcanos National Park, Kibuye,Akagera National Park,Gisenyi,Royal Palace, Nyanza, Nyungwe Forest National Park,Lake Kivu,Gisuma,
Kigali,National University,Volcanos National Park, Kibuye,Akagera National Park,Gisenyi,Royal Palace, Nyanza, Nyungwe Forest National Park,Lake Kivu,Gisuma,
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To visit
It's just simple
To visit
It's just simple
Rwanda is a conservation and wildlife success story, and options for wildlife encounters and national park visits are plentiful. The Virunga Mountains, a range that spans Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, are home to over half of the world’s population of mountain gorillas. Tourists and travelers visiting the country can visit gorilla families in the wild and aid their conservation.
Rwanda is a conservation and wildlife success story, and options for wildlife encounters and national park visits are plentiful. The Virunga Mountains, a range that spans Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, are home to over half of the world’s population of mountain gorillas. Tourists and travelers visiting the country can visit gorilla families in the wild and aid their conservation.
Rwanda has made tremendous progress in many areas of social welfare. In fact, Rwanda is one of the most noted global and continental examples of fast economic growth and successful post-war reconstruction. Rwanda is mountainous, diverse, and just all around gorgeous. Jungles, savannas, volcanoes, lakes, and forests are just a few hours apart, and this little country packs in the beauty. Rwanda is called the ‘Land of a Thousand Hills’ for a reason, and in between activities, don’t forget to take in all the breathtaking views and sunsets.
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