From the little clean and cozy Kigali city, the rattling plains teeming with abundance of wildlife, chains of dramatic forested volcanoes that safely tuck the mountain gorillas away , the Ancient and largest tropical rainforest in AfricaIn the secluded plains of the popular roiling savannas of Queen Elizabeth National Park (Uganda’s most popular national park and the park with the highest species biodiversity) lays one of natures’ greatness and amazing
adaptations. This sector of the park is probably the most remote, located in the Southern part of it –located approximately 90km from Mweya the main gateway through the park.: Nyungwe forest  that boasts of numerous primates including the chimpanzees and large troops of different monkey species, to the  thousand lush green rolling hills and  interesting culture : Rwanda’s tourism in rising quite fast, portraying  the promising future from its horrific past.

Welcome to ‘Le Pays des Milles Collines’ translating to the Land of a Thousand Hills: Rwanda is a lush country of endless hills, stunning scenery and winding roads that hug tightly to the hills. The majestic mountain peaks of the Virunga volcanoes in the far northwest of the country form a natural border with Democratic Republic of the Congo (DR Congo) and Uganda. And on the densely forested slopes, among the bamboo and dense jungle of the volcanoes’ forbidding slopes are some of the world’s last remaining mountain gorillas

More than the magical mountain gorillas are the relaxing shores and bays of Lake Kivu, which conceal some of the best inland beaches on the African continent. Deep in the southwest, Parc National Nyungwe Forest is the most extensive montane rainforest in the region and provides a home for many primates like the chimpanzees, colobus monkeys, the less researched L’hoest’s monkey among others. However, it’s not all monkey business in

Rwanda, as you make it through the clean safe and sophisticated capital contrary to other cities in East Africa. While at it, take off the time to visit the Kigali genocide memorial museum a tribute to the fallen Rwandese during the genocide. And in the Far East is the only savannah conservation area in the country.  Its shimmering hippos-grace the lakes and glorious green rolling hills are home to masses of antelope, elephants, buffaloes and lions, lots of giraffes (these were introduced and never native), impala, waterbuck among others.

Lets not forget to check out the graceful culture and history of this peaceful nation in the largest ethnographic museum in East Africa found in Huye, and the former home of loyalty in Nyana along with numerous genocide memorial site that will tell you about the horrific manslaughters of Rwanda ‘s past before you check out of the virgin Rwanda destination