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  • Go Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda

    Go Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda

    I went through Rwanda Gorilla Safaris who were very professional, attentive and flexible. While I only had a 3-day tour, Rwanda Gorilla Safaris offers dozens of different tours around Rwanda as well as into the Democratic Republic of Congo that allows for a night stay near the top of an active Nyiragongo volcano that I…

  • Guide to Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda

    Guide to Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda

    With fewer than 1004 mountain gorillas that still thrive on earth today, Rwanda is that one unique country that offers you that golden opportunity to strike your imaginations with these massive and magnificent creatures while in their natural habitat. The others include Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Where to go for gorilla…

  • Face to Face with the Mountain Gorillas in Rwanda

    Face to Face with the Mountain Gorillas in Rwanda

    In the heart of Africa’s lush forests, a remarkable adventure awaits those who seek a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with the gentle giants of the jungle. Rwanda, known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity, offers a unique opportunity for travelers to come face to face with mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. The mountain gorillas are…

  • Walk to Remember

    Walk to Remember

    Rwanda’s national Walk to Remember will take place on 12 April 2015 and move from KBC to Amahoro Stadium. The walk will begin at 2:30pm. Follow @WalktoRember1 on Twitter for the latest updated. The Walk to Remember was created by young Rwandans as a way to stand against genocide. Today, hundreds of thousands of Rwandans and…

  • Urumuri Rutazima – Kwibuka Flame of Remembrance

    Urumuri Rutazima – Kwibuka Flame of Remembrance

    The launch of Kwibuka20 was marked by the lighting of Urumuri Rutazima (Kwibuka Flame) that travelled through Rwanda’s thirty districts before reaching Kigali on 7 April 2014, the start of the national mourning period. The flame symbolised remembrance as well as the resilience and courage of Rwandans over the past twenty years. Carried in a…

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