Nyungwe National Park is one of Africa’s oldest and most biodiverse rainforests, located in southwestern Rwanda. A paradise for nature lovers, primate enthusiasts, bird watchers, and hikers, Nyungwe offers a peaceful, lush escape filled with rare wildlife and unforgettable experiences.
Tucked in the heart of the Albertine Rift, this vast montane rainforest is home to over a dozen primate species, hundreds of birds, and scenic hiking trails that wind through waterfalls, tea plantations, and canopy treetops.
Start early with expert guides to track wild chimpanzees deep in the forest. Witness them playing, grooming, and swinging through their natural habitat.
Walk suspended 50 meters above the forest floor on a 160-meter-long suspension bridge, offering panoramic views and opportunities to spot monkeys and birds from above.
Follow large troops of Angola colobus monkeys, often numbering 50 to 100 individuals, on guided treks through the forest.
Explore popular trails such as Igishigishigi, Kamiranzovu Swamp, Isumo Waterfall, and Bigugu, each featuring diverse landscapes from waterfalls to panoramic hilltop views.
Search for rare species like the Ruwenzori Turaco, Grauer’s Rush Warbler, and Great Blue Turaco, ideally with a birding guide for expert identification.
Visit nearby Gisakura tea plantations to relax and gain insights into local tea farming and culture.
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