The Journal
RWANDA GORILLA TREKKING
The Bwenge Gorilla Family — Rwanda’s Most Remote Habituated Group Of all the habituated gorilla families at Volcanoes National Park, Bwenge occupies…
READ ARTICLE ↗RWANDA GORILLA TREKKING
The Umubano Gorilla Family — Born From Division Every habituated gorilla family in Volcanoes National Park has a story, and the Umubano…
READ ARTICLE ↗RWANDA GORILLA TREKKING
Rwanda Gorilla Permit Documents — What You Need and When Rwanda gorilla permit required documents are more straightforward than many visitors expect,…
READ ARTICLE ↗RWANDA GORILLA TREKKING
Rwanda Gorilla Trekking as a Solo Traveler Rwanda gorilla trekking as a solo traveler is entirely achievable and well-supported by the Rwanda…
READ ARTICLE ↗RWANDA GORILLA TREKKING
Kigali to Volcanoes National Park — Getting There The journey from Kigali to Volcanoes National Park covers approximately 115km and takes two…
READ ARTICLE ↗RWANDA GORILLA TREKKING
Volcanoes National Park Rwanda — Everything You Need to Know Volcanoes National Park is Rwanda’s flagship conservation area — 160km² of high-altitude…
READ ARTICLE ↗RWANDA GORILLA TREKKING
Buhanga Eco-Park — Rwanda’s Sacred Royal Forest Buhanga Eco-park is one of Rwanda’s most historically significant natural sites — an ancient sacred…
READ ARTICLE ↗RWANDA GORILLA TREKKING
Musanze Caves — Rwanda’s Underground Lava Tube Network The Musanze Caves are a 2km network of lava tubes beneath the town of…
READ ARTICLE ↗RWANDA GORILLA TREKKING
Mt Bisoke Crater Hike — Volcanoes National Park‘s Most Rewarding Summit The Mt Bisoke crater hike is Rwanda’s most popular volcano summit…
READ ARTICLE ↗RWANDA GORILLA TREKKING
The Dian Fossey Tomb Hike — Karisoke Research Centre Trail The Dian Fossey tomb hike is one of the most significant conservation-history…
READ ARTICLE ↗