Southern Province, Rwanda
Nyungwe Forest National Park protects one of Africa's oldest and best-preserved montane rainforests, with a canopy walkway suspended 70 meters above the forest floor offering sweeping views across the treetops. The park is home to chimpanzees, thirteen species of primates including large troops of Colobus monkeys, and over 300 bird species. A dense network of walking trails leads to waterfalls, tea plantations, and viewpoints across the surrounding valleys.
Rwanda's only Big Five savannah park, with lakes, papyrus swamps, and rolling hills teeming with lions, rhinos, elephants, and hundreds of bird species.
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Home to endangered mountain gorillas and golden monkeys, set against a backdrop of five volcanic peaks. The park offers unforgettable gorilla trekking and hiking to Dian Fossey's tomb.
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