The Kigali City of Rwanda
Umusambi Village Visit.
Umusambi village is home to 50 endangered cranes, an initiative of Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association patroned by a veterinarian Olivier on a 21-hectare nature reserve situated in the wetland. A peaceful haven for visitors boasts of beautiful walking trails uniting you with nature, while synchronously learning at depth the rationale of environmental protection.
Nyandungu Urban wetland ecotourism center
This wetland has been rehabilitated and rescued from massive degradation it suffered by the hand of sand mining, agriculture and many more economic activities. The government embarked on a program to rejuvenate this wetland.
Genocide museum
Tears will run down your eyes as a film during briefing plays. Built to commemorate the mass graves for over 250 Rwandans that were murdered mercilessly. Orphaned children, separated homes and all these would gradually be healing as the victims narrate on the country has lived to forgive and move on in unity.
Campaign against genocide
The Museum was set up to honor the courageous and patriotic army that planned to sojourn the genocide. It’s at this point that they planned to protect the people from being brutally murdered. Your day will be crowned by a drive to Mt. Kigali that will give you a glimpse of the topography of Rwanda.
Coffee cupping
‘Question Coffee Gishushu’ not only has the best coffee in Rwanda but also supports female coffee growers and celebrates women empowerment.
