Rwanda

Gorilla trekking activity at Volcanoes National Park is the top tourist attraction in Rwanda. This national park in Rwanda is home to an increasing number of mountain gorillas because of shares a border with both Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Usually lasting four to eight hours, the walk involves traveling through mysterious bamboo woods, meadows, and marshy terrain. One of the habituated gorilla families will finally be reached with the help of national park staff guides.

A game drive is a must-do on any vacation to Africa. Just two and a half hours from Kigali, at Akagera National Park, visitors may satisfy their desire to go on safari. All of the Big Five, as well as a significant number of birds and antelope, may now be found in the 1,140-square-kilometer area, which is one of Central Africa's largest protected wetlands.

Both the wildlife and the surroundings are magnificent. You'll notice a beautiful change in the landscape from savannah plains to wetlands and lakes.

You'll need to rest after all of your outdoor activities, and Lake Kivu is the best spot to unwind in Rwanda. The biggest lake in Rwanda is 2,700 square kilometers and is encircled by hazy mountains. Take it all in from the tourist resort of Rubavu on the northernmost point of Lake Kivu which are beautiful resorts, a bustling waterfront, and golden sands there. These days in a peaceful town that will leave you restored.