The Land of A Thousand Hills
Situated in Central Africa, Rwanda referred as the "Land of a thousand hills" is a country of astounding natural beauty. Its majestic mountain ranges are blanketed in lush tropical rainforests, this rolling scenery is accentuated with vast glimmering lakes and striking dormant volcanoes.
Most famously the Virunga Volcanoes where the world's last remaining mountain gorillas are found, hidden deep in the bamboo forests.
Rwanda is renowned for its unparalleled concentration of incredible nature and wildlife protected in its three national parks: Akagera National Park, Volcanoes National Park "Parc National des Volcans" and Nyungwe Forest National Park.
Rwanda is also renowned for its conservation efforts, particularly in protecting mountain gorillas, making it a prime destination for unforgettable wildlife encounters, cultural experiences, poignant memorial, and the warmth of the Rwandan people.
Rwanda Gorilla Tours and Rwanda Safaris offer a great opportunity to explore one of the most beautiful regions of the country with a most scenic views of the misty mountains and the great volcano views.
The population of Rwanda today is about 13.3 million, the most densely populated African country on the African continent. Along the drives in Rwanda this is evident as you cannot drive for more than a kilometer without seeing any activity with people, making the long drive enjoyable.
Agriculture is the pre dominant employing sector in Rwanda with over 54% of the population, the farm land and terraced fields. You can book Rwanda Gorilla Tours from 1-15 days, reach out to learn more about customized itineraries.
Rwanda is home to three spectacular national parks: Volcanoes National Park for mountain gorillas, Nyungwe Forest for chimpanzees and canopy walks, and Akagera National Park for the Big Five safari experience.
Each park offers unique wildlife encounters and breathtaking landscapes that showcase Rwanda's commitment to conservation.
Rwanda can be visited year-round due to its pleasant climate. The dry seasons from June to September and December to February are ideal for gorilla trekking.
The short rainy season (March-May) and long rainy season (October-November) offer lush landscapes and fewer tourists, though trekking can be more challenging.
The official currency is the Rwandan Franc (RWF). US Dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas. ATMs are available in Kigali and major towns.
Rwanda has three official languages: Kinyarwanda, French, and English. English is widely spoken in tourist areas and by younger generations.
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