DESTINATION OVERVIEW

Rwanda

Rwanda is being talked about a lot and for the right reasons. The country has made a significant investment in the tourism sector in recent years and has developed its hotel fleet so that it meets international standards. Kigali, the Rwandan capital, is one of the safest, warmest and cleanest cities in Africa. The Rwandan fauna is not to be ignored: Akagera National Park, the most important animal reserve in Rwanda is home to around twenty species such as elephants, buffaloes, hippos, lions and black rhinos. The Volcanoes National Park is home to famous mountain gorillas: meeting a gorilla is a unique experience. For swimming, Lake Kivu offers an exceptional tourist setting in East Africa with its three very popular seaside resorts.

WHY CHOOSE RWANDA?

More reasons to choose Rwanda for your next trip with Kamaroutes

  • Rwanda’s capital is one of the cleanest cities in Africa, Kigali.
  • It provides a great platform for hiking and trekking.
  • It is home of the great Mountain Gorillas which provides a different Safari experience.
  • It has very good road infrastructure, making it easy for its bus transport to be among the best systems there is.
  • Great weather all year round, with a temperature of 25-30 degrees during the day and 15 degrees at night.
  • Experience the famous “Site of footsteps” of framed primatologist, Dian Foskey.
  • The country’s strategic location provides easy access to explore neighboring places of interest like Nairobi, Zanzibar and Addis Ababa. It’s a great starting point to people who want to explore East Africa.

Kigali City Tower, Rwanda

Nyungwe Park, Rwanda

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Umuganda

During your stay in Rwanda, you will be able to participate in Umuganda, which can be translated as “uniting with a common goal to achieve a result”. Every last Saturday of the month, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., businesses close their doors and traffic is interrupted while citizens from across the country go to their neighborhoods, shovels in hand for a collective cleaning session.

Photo credit: New Times

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