Discovering the Charms of Rwanda: Why you Should visit Rwanda for Safari. Rwanda has emerged as a phoenix rising from the ashes of a devastating genocide, transforming into one of East Africa’s premier travel destinations. With a revitalized capital city and renowned national parks boasting abundant wildlife, Rwanda beckons travelers with a plethora of reasons to explore its enchanting landscapes.
Renowned for its endangered mountain gorillas, Rwanda has been a must-visit destination for wildlife enthusiasts. The country’s commitment to conservation and improvements in accessibility make 2020 an ideal time to experience the thrill of tracking these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.
From the northern mountain gorillas to the southern chimpanzees in Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda offers captivating wildlife encounters. Knowledgeable local guides and seasoned trackers facilitate exploration of rainforests and mountain terrain while contributing to crucial conservation efforts.
Unlike its neighbors, Rwanda boasts an efficient bus system and well-maintained roads, ensuring a smooth and timely travel experience. With its compact size, traversing the entire country is possible in less than 10 days, allowing visitors to explore diverse landscapes seamlessly.
Rwanda boasts a moderate climate, making it a year-round destination with some of the most favorable weather conditions in East Africa. The two rainy seasons, from October to November and February to May, bring lush greenery and vibrant flowers, enhancing the scenic beauty of the country.
Rwanda’s culinary scene has evolved, showcasing a blend of traditional flavors with modern culinary techniques. Signature dishes, such as samba (small fish) and urwagwa (fermented banana beer), are artfully presented in restaurants and luxury hotels like the Kigali Serena Hotel. Don’t miss the opportunity to savor Rwandan coffee, a true delight for coffee connoisseurs.
Rwanda’s landscape is a masterpiece of diversity, featuring mountains, jungles, savannahs, volcanoes, lakes, and forests within a few hours’ travel. Aptly named the ‘Land of a Thousand Hills,’ Rwanda’s breathtaking views and stunning sunsets make it a visual delight for travelers.
Safety is paramount for travelers, and Rwanda stands out as one of the safest countries globally. Ranking fifth globally and first in Africa for Gallup’s Law and Order in 2015, Rwanda ensures a secure environment. The country’s low incidence of violent crime and resilience against terrorist threats further solidify its reputation as a safe destination.