After COVID-19 19 Travelling made easier in Rwanda Rwanda is finally easing up on COVID-19 guidelines and requirements for travelers entering the country. A new set of COVID guidelines for…
Is gorilla trekking guaranteed in Uganda? Seeing gorillas in Uganda is an awe-inspiring and deeply moving experience that offers a rare glimpse into the world of these majestic primates. Embarking…
Kakine Self-Catering Campsite. Kakine self-catering campsite is a budget accommodation facility inside the park. This is one of the best places to stay if you want to use budget accommodation…
Kasenyi Plains Kasenyi Plains are found in the northeast and form part of the popular Queen Elizabeth National Park in southwestern Uganda about 5 to 6 hours’ drive and…
Kazinga Channel Boat Cruise. The Kazinga Channel, a prominent natural feature within Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park, links Lake George to the larger Lake Edward. Originating from the Rwenzori mountains,…
Kigali Activities And Attractions. Looking for things to do in Kigali? Look no further. Rwanda's capital is a bustling hub nestled amidst picturesque hills, offering a myriad of attractions and…
Primate Permit Price Increase for 2024 The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has announced a Primate Permit Price Increase for 2024 price increase for primate trekking permits, affecting popular parks such…
Rwanda’s Top Experiences in 2024 Welcome to the heart of Africa inside Rwanda, a small landlocked country that emerges as an unparalleled destination for travelers seeking extraordinary experiences. From the…
Kigali City Tour The Kigali City Tour provides an in-depth look at Kigali, its past and present, guaranteeing you to experience the lively Kigali city. Fortunately, Kigali, Rwanda’s capital, is…
Rwanda Genocide Memorial Sites, There are about eight Rwanda Genocide Memorial sites in Rwanda as a result of the 1994 war and these places were put in place actually to commemorate…
