Rwanda Volcanic Lakes attracting more safaris-Rwanda safari News

rwandaRwanda has many tourist attractions which have increased the number of safaris in Rwanda. Among the tourists attractions Rwanda has include the volcanic lakes which have attracted tourists to come and safari them. The volcanic lakes are five and they include Akagera, Kivu, Bulera, Gisenyi and the twin lakes which are Bulera and Ruhondo.
Each of the attracting volcanic lakes has a different attractive future  that tourists enjoy on their Rwanda safaris.  The twin lakes that are Bulera and Ruhondo give tourists the opportunity to watch the beauty of Rwanda and also relax from there after their gorilla trekking experience.  At Lake Kivu tourists have the opportunity to watch different towns and some places of history therefore having a nice safari in Rwanda.
Akagera gives tourists the opportunity to see the wetlands and the papyrus swamps therefore knowing very many things on your Rwanda tour. Lastly Kibuye and Gisenyi are used for activities like canoeing, swimming, sport fishing and so many other activities therefore attracting tourists to come for more safaris to Rwanda hence boosting the tourism sector in Rwanda.
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