“In the heart of Central Africa, where the chill surpasses the warmth, as eloquently expressed by renowned primatologist Dian Fossey, stand ancient, towering volcanoes, reaching almost 15,000 feet and cloaked in lush green rainforests – the Virungas.” Nestled in the…
Rwanda has earned the fifth position in environmental sustainability among African countries, as indicated by a recent report assessing the nation’s commitment to sustainability initiatives, programs, and investments. In the face of daunting challenges posed by climate change, particularly impacting…
Handcrafted Creations The age-old crafts of weaving and basket making persist as traditional arts, employed to craft containers for the preservation of food and medicines. Referred to as peace pots, these items carry deep cultural significance, serving as symbols for…
The Akagera plains, characterized by their mild climate and low elevation, encompass a diverse landscape of savannah, woodland, wetland, and numerous lakes. Collaborating with African Parks, our objective is to elevate the National Park into a premier destination for an…
In 1952, Rwanda welcomed the introduction of tea, which has since become one of the nation’s major exports. The ideal conditions for tea cultivation, including fertile volcanic soil and a temperate climate, contribute to its success. Large plantations account for…
Rwanda boasts one of the most exceptional Montane Birding experiences in Africa. Combined with its excellent road infrastructure, safety measures, and diverse habitats, the country stands out as a premier eco-tourism destination on the continent. The compact size of Rwanda…
Rwanda is famed for the gorillas inhabiting Volcanoes National Park, yet it is also a habitat for various primates. These include chimpanzees, found in Nyungwe National Park and Gishwati Forest in smaller numbers, along with a diverse array of monkeys…
Nyungwe, one of Africa’s ancient rainforests, boasts abundant biodiversity and breathtaking beauty. Nestled in the mountainous terrain, this region is home to a diverse array of wildlife, featuring a modest chimpanzee population and 12 other primate species, including the L’Hoest’s…
Over the past year, there has been a notable increase in travel across various African destinations, with air travel across the continent approaching levels seen before the pandemic. Safari camps, ranging from South Africa to Kenya, experienced full bookings, and…
PICTURES: The Mantis Kivu Queen, Rwanda’s inaugural floating hotel known as uBuranga, is anticipated to commence operations and cater to clients within the current year. Constructed entirely within Rwanda, uBuranga will function on Lake Kivu, catering to both local and…
