Rwanda Gorilla Tracking experiences in Volcanoes national Park-Rwanda Safaris News

rwandacgorilla safari toursGorilla trekking safari in Rwanda is one of the safaris organized in Rwanda’s Volcanoes to enable time travelers on their safaris to Rwanda to maximally enjoy their Rwanda safari holiday .The gorilla trekking safari will give you an opportunity to the explore the beautiful Kigali city which is the cleanest city of all east African cities and the people are very hospitable. The safari tour to Rwanda gives one an opportunity to visit different genocide memorial sites where you will have time to listen to the comprehensive history of the years leading up to the genocide and the events of the massacres, including personal accounts. You will view the Photographs, video clips, and artifacts of the genocide.
The high light of your gorilla trekking safari to Rwanda will be the moment you head to visit Volcanoes National Park which is the natural home of the rare mountain gorillas. Here you will have one magical hour to spend while interacting with the intelligent human brother inhabited in the middle of stunning Virunga Volcanoes.
The famous gorilla trekking starts by tourists on their Rwanda gorilla tours and safaris driving to the park headquarters where they are divided in groups of 8 trekkers, allocated specific gorilla family to trek and briefed about the rules and regulation to follow when trekking the mountain gorillas . After wards, they are led by ranger guide to hike through the verdant jungle searching for mountain gorillas. The must do activity takes 2-8 hours and needs travelers to be physically fit since it involves a lot of hiking through the hills. The experience is tedious but impressive when you finally set your small eyes direct to bit big round eyes of the mountain gorillas.
Besides the gorillas, travelers to Rwanda’s volcanoes national park will have the chance to meet the Golden monkeys on especially when they are in the forest trails looking for gorillas, they will also have time to visit Dian Fossey Tomb the famous American conservationist who was killed by the local poachers and also enjoy the interesting hike to the Karisimbi Mountain which is the highest of all the eight Virunga massifs .At the end of the safaris, travelers on their Rwanda trekking safaris will come to appreciate the land of thousand hills and the natural wonders housed in the volcanoes national park.
Rwanda Safaris / Rwanda Safari News
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