Chimpanzee tracking in Nyungwe forest park in Rwanda –Rwanda Safari News

nyungwe_forest_chimp-rwandaNyungwe Forest National Park is the only tourist destination in Rwanda where travelers interested in researching and spending time with the different species of primates in the world and the common primate species which can be easily trekked are the world endangered species of the Chimpanzees. The forest is home to over an estimated number of 500 individual chimpanzees and hence this makes the forest to be the best place where travellers on Rwanda safaris can enjoy the most interesting activity of chimpanzee trekking.
The diverse vegetation zones in Nyungwe characterized with the rainforest, montena vegetation as well as swamps, bamboo forests and long grasslands are playing tremendous role in making the park habitat for 13 different primate species in the park as well as different mammal species. The chief activity of chimpanzee trekking in Nyungwe forest park is the only memorable activity which offers ultimate experience to travellers on their Rwanda Chimpanzee trekking Safaris.
The highly recommended chimpanzee trekking in Nyungwe starts by travellers setting off early morning and they report to the par head Quarters where they are briefed about the relevant etiquettes of chimpanzee trekking in the forest of Nyungwe. The thrilling experience of trekking Chimpanzees in the Nyngwe forest is quite tedious but highly rewarding to travellers on Rwanda trekking safaris and tours. The splendid activity done under the guidance of an experienced ranger guide takes trekkers on their Rwanda tours through the slippery trails, hills and the swampy areas of the park in search of the human cuisines housed in this part of Rwanda.
Tourists on their Rwanda chimpanzee tracking safaris are given one magical hour to spend with the astounding chimpanzees species and within this time; tourists learn the most interesting aspects of these human brothers kept in forest jungles.
Besides the chimps ,your safaris to Rwanda’s destination of Nyungwe offers you unique chance to view other primates species such as the L’Hoest’s monkey, Angola Colobus, golden monkeys, vervet monkeys and even the rare Silver Monkey, Red-tailed Monkey among others. Nyungwe is also birding safe haven for travellers seeking for ultimate birding experiences and your safari to Rwanda’s Nyngwe forest will offer you double experience of enjoying the views of different primates as well as having wonderful birding experience which cannot be got anywhere else in Rwanda.
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