Nyanza’s main tourist attraction, this ancient hilltop palace marks the site of the old Mwami’s (King’s) home. The Rukari Palace Museum is the top…
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This immensely scenic and ecologically diverse chain of free-standing mountains is an excellent spot to track gorillas. The 160km² Volcanoes National Park protects the…
Tea field workers © Jordygashagaz, Wikimedia Commons Food Kigali boasts an impressive and growing range of restaurants representing international cuisines such as Indian, Italian,…
Calendar The wet season is the best time to track chimps in Nyungwe, while the months of November to March will hold the greatest…
Getting there and awayGetting around Visas Rwanda requires travellers from any country who intend to use the EAC visa to apply at either a Rwandan…
If you’ve ever dreamed of tracking gorillas on the same misty slopes once trodden by Dian Fossey or Sigourney Weaver, go to Rwanda. And…
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With a range of habitats home to many different species, Rwanda’s wildlife-watching opportunities are diverse.
Discover Rwanda’s best kept travel secrets, from hiking Mount Bisoke to watching the stunning Intore dance performances.
Put crudely, while tourism is probably integral to the survival of the mountain gorilla, the survival of the mountain gorilla is certainly integral to the growth of Rwanda’s tourist industry.
Rwanda’s Maraba Bourbon coffee is one of the country’s success stories.
Author Philip Briggs describes the spectacular chain of volcanic cones that border Uganda, Rwanda and DRC.
Some of our favourite alternative marathons from around the world.