Rwanda Gorilla Tours, Primates, Culture & wildlife safaris

 

Rwanda, popularly known as 'the land of a thousand hills', is a land-locked republic inGorilla Tracking Safaris in Rwanda Equatorial Africa endowed with breathtaking landscape and diverse wildlife. The country is popularly known for inhabiting some of the critically endangered mountain gorillas in Volcanoes National Park where they are heavily protected from poachers.

 

Short gorilla trips Rwanda Africa

 

Tracking through virgin forest in search of the rare mountain gorilla is one of life’s great experiences. We offer a number of tours and safari packages to see gorillas, chimpanzees, golden monkeys & other primates, unique cultures, genocide museums and other wildlife in Akagera National Park. The trek in search for these Giant Apes (mountain gorillas) takes 1 to 8 hours, depending on their movement. Sight & stay is 1 hour maximum for photographing & Observation. The trek is strenuous and challenging but the thrill of encountering these giant apes is worth the effort. BOOK/ INQUIRE HERE

 

Longer gorilla safaris in Rwanda

 

Rwanda lies on the eastern rim of the Albertine Rift, a western arm of the Great Rift Valley in East Africa, and the watershed between Africa’s two largest river systems; the mighty Nile and Congo River. Much of the Rwanda’’s 26,338km2 is dramatically mountainous! The highest peak is Karisimbi (4,507m), part of the volcanic Virunga chain in the northwest, also a home to mountain gorillas.

 

 

The country is densely populated and heavily cultivated, characterized with even the steepest hills outside of conservation areas being tightly terraced from base to peak. Lake Kivu is the largest water body in Rwanda. Numerous other lakes are dotted around the country, notably Burera and Ruhondo twin lakes, Muhazi and Mugasera, all have erratic shapes following the contours of the steep mountains into which they are enclosed.

 

Gorilla Tracking Safari

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