RWANDA NATIONAL PARKS.
Rwanda National parks : Rwanda lies south of the equator in east-central Africa, famous for its breathtaking scenery, which is often referred to as “le pays des mille collines” in French, which means “the land of a thousand hills” because of several mountain ranges, including the volcanic and misty Virunga mountains.
Rwanda has beautiful weather, making the country a pleasant spot to call home. Locals are also some of the friendliest, most open and welcoming people in Africa. And, although Rwanda has a tumultuous history, the situation today is much more stable, with expats reporting feeling extremely safe. The biggest safari activity in Rwanda apparently is gorilla tourism.
Rwanda has four national parks: Akagera National Park, Nyungwe National Park, Gishwati-Mukuru National Park, and Volcanoes National Park. Gishwati-Mukuru National Park, created in 2015, is the youngest of these national parks. Nyungwe Forest National Park is the country’s largest and most important area for spectacular biodiversity.
Akagera National Park is well known for the Big Five animals, which include lions, buffalos, elephants, leopards, and rhinos; the park also has chimpanzees and a variety of bird species.
Nyungwe national park.
Nyungwe National Park is one of the most beautiful and pristine mountain rainforests, covering over 1000 km; it is well known for being home to chimpanzees and 12 other primate species, as well as being an important birding area in Rwanda with over 300 bird species.
Volcanoes national park.
Volcanoes National Park is renowned as the “home of the endangered mountain gorillas and golden monkeys,” and it also hosts over 178 bird species.
Mukuru-Gishwati national park.
Mukuru-Gishwati national park is known for a wide range of flora and fauna, including primates, chimpanzees, and other mammals.
Rwanda has got other unique attractions like the Nyungwe forest, which is a great place for the chimpanzee, the country also has Lake Kivu, which is great for breathtaking views for the tourists during their safari in Rwanda and Lake Kivu is Rwanda’s largest lake and the sixth largest lake in Africa.
The various national parks in Rwanda offer a wide range of activities for tourists during their safaris, including biking safaris, hiking through beautiful terrain, chimpanzee trekking, gorilla trekking, canopy walking, game drives, bird watching, city tours, golden monkey trekking, visiting the grave of Dian Fossey, and touring Lakes Ruhondo and Burera. Rwanda has the basic transport that is used in the country; this includes road transport, air transport, and water transport.
Rwanda has got the official languages that include English and French, which helps Rwanda to communicate with the East African countries. Also, the tourists can be able to communicate with the locals by using the English language, and communicating with the park guides can also be easy through using English at times French can be used for the guests who understand it.
Rwanda also provides a variety of local cuisines from different cultures as well as an assortment of organic tropical fruits and food available in restaurants and hotels around Rwanda. Tourism accommodation, Rwanda a particular destination is avery important step in travel, which has the best accommodations that are clean, well suitable and comfortable to provide accommodation to the guests that range from Budget, Mid-range and Luxury also there is a camping option that is divided into the special and private campsites that give the tourists the nature of Rwanda. The Rwanda currency is the Rwandan franc, which is used in the country and Rwanda is in central Africa time which is GMT+2.
Rwanda is known as the land of a thousand hills. Rwanda’s stunning and warm, friendly people offer a unique experience in one of the most remarkable countries in the world, it is blessed with extraordinary biodiversity, with incredible wildlife living throughout its volcanoes, montane rainforests and sweeping plains.
