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Kwita Izina “Kwita Izina” is a Kinyarwanda word (Rwandese local language) that means “to give a name”. It refers to the act of naming a thing or a person.  Kwita Izina refers to an old tradition in the Rwandan culture. Where a community comes together to give a name to a newly born baby in...Read More

Rwanda Genocide Memorial The Rwanda genocide memorial centers  widely spread all over the Country with some. Being more prominent than others to commemorate the Rwandan genocide of 1994. Believed that over 800,000 people  killed in a space of 100 days which started in April 1994. The centers have exhibits of remains, pictures and personal belongings...Read More

Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda, Rwanda offers some of the best primate tracking on the planet. Set against the backdrop of its rolling green hills and soaring mountain sides. With over half of the World’s remaining population of mountain gorillas, it’s no surprise that the majority of guests visit Rwanda. To track...Read More

Gorilla Trekking Adventure in Uganda Gorilla Trekking Adventure in Uganda a Wildlife activity that involves hiking through the dense Forests in search for Habituated Mountain Gorilla Families you have been assigned to. This activity is done with the help of a ranger guide who takes you through the trek. Uganda has a unique responsibility of conserving...Read More

Frequently Asked Questions about Rwanda Frequently Asked Questions about Rwanda, Rwanda offers lots of varied wildlife as well as breathtaking scenery, right from the soaring mountains to the deep forests. Rwanda is a great destination for Primate Tracking, you can find both cheeky chimpanzees, colobus monkeys as well as Mountain Gorillas. Tracking these gorillas is...Read More

Dian Fossey Dian Fossey was an American zoologist who spent almost her entire life. At a remote camp high up on the slopes of the Virungas studying the mountain gorillas. Born in 1932, Dian Fossey spent most of her life studying the mountain gorillas extensively in their natural habitat and at her Karisoke Research center....Read More