Rwanda has a tragic history and, for that reason, it was not among the top tourist destinations in Africa. However, the African state prospered in recent years after its government made a few changes, like making the Rwanda visa easy to obtain. The country has most certainly earned its place on the list by drawing countless visitors from all over the world to its abundant wildlife and beautiful landscapes. Here are the five spots everyone should see on their next visit.
Nyungwe National Park
Volcanoes National Park offers some of the best activities in the country. Visitors can hike on the beautiful volcanic mountains and participate in the events that are offered. Tracking gorillas, although quite expensive, is the park’s main attraction and is one of the reasons why people visit the country. The park also offers opportunities to track the golden monkeys, which is much more affordable. Situated nearby, the lovely Five Volcanoes Hotel accommodates most of the tourists and helps t
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The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs has lifted travel restrictions for a limited number of countries, including Rwanda. Rwanda is the only country in Africa with a “yellow” advice, which allows Dutch tourists and travellers to visit our country again.
This is great news for wildlife enthusiasts and tourists interested in a lifetime experience at the heart of Africa.
After all, the “country of a thousand hills” is a unique destination on the African continent, due to its breath-taking landscape, its national parks, volcanoes and rainforests, its wildlife population, as well as its historical and cultural sites.
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The Embassy of Israel in Rwanda on April 22, joined the world to celebrate the annual International Mother Earth Day.
This year’s Mother Earth Day is celebrated under the theme “Restore Our Earth”.
The event was held in Huye District where the Ambassador of Israel in Rwanda, Dr. Ron Adam, visited the Center of Excellence in Biodiversity and Natural Resource Management.
The Center is in the National Herbarium of Rwanda in University of Rwanda (UR), and accommodates 17,000 species of plants.
The Ambassador was joined by the Director-General of Rwanda Environment and Management Authority (REMA), Juliet Kabera, officials from Rwanda Development Board (RDB) and University of Rwanda, and graduates from the university.