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Bokora and Matheniko Wildlife Reserves Bokora Corridor and Matheniko sit among the least visited, least developed protected areas anywhere in

Dian Fossey Tomb Trail: History & Conservation in Volcanoes National Park Dian Fossey spent nearly two decades studying mountain gorillas

Gisakura Tea Estate Gisakura offers a striking visual contrast unlike anywhere else on a standard Nyungwe itinerary: meticulously ordered rows

Igishigishigi Trail  Igishigishigi means “tree fern” in Kinyarwanda, and the trail earns its name honestly: giant, prehistoric-looking ferns line much

Kamiranzovu Swamp Kamiranzovu means “swallowing elephants” in the local dialect, from “kamira” (to swallow) and “nzovu” (elephant), and the name

Rubavu Beach | Gisenyi Beach Yes, Rwanda has a beach, and most first-time visitors are not surprised to learn it.

Mount Bisoke Trek Mount Bisoke offers something Karisimbi’s two-day expedition doesn’t: an achievable single-day summit, complete with a striking crater

Mount Karisimbi Hike Of everything Volcanoes National Park offers, Mount Karisimbi represents its single most demanding physical challenge: a genuine

Twin Lakes Burera and Ruhondo Most visitors to Volcanoes National Park never make it to the twin lakes just beyond

Musanze Caves Musanze Caves carry a weight beyond their geological novelty: this two-kilometer volcanic lava tunnel has sheltered Rwandans through