Walking on top of the largest mountain forest in east Africa – Rwanda safari news

Canopy-WalkNyungwe Forest National Park in the south west of Rwanda is a significant factor that has contributed to the popularity of Rwanda as tourist destination world over prompting world travelers to plan safaris to Rwanda.
The site not only presents a remarkable place for relaxation but also presents a remarkable adventure experience in Rwanda dubbed the land of a thousand hills. Nyungwe Forest National Park stands as the largest protected mountain forest in the region that covers between 1600 to 2000 km2 rising in the hilly landscapes of south western Rwanda 268km about six (6) hours’ drive from Kigali, the country’s capital. It is always accessed through Butare or through Kibuye and Cyangungu by travelers on safaris in Rwanda.
One of the remarkable adventures would be walking on top of this forest. The famous Nyungwe Canopy walk is by no means beyond the ordinary. The 90m walk way penetrates into the lush forest canopy cover whose experience can hardly be matched with something else. The two (2) hour transfer from the visited center to the canopy presents a slippery hike as the forest is perched in the mountain. For the first time adventure travelers on safaris in Rwanda can consider the walk as an endless walk to hell
The walk way which is suspended amidst big trees provide a thrill of fresh air and impressive Ariel view of the forest not forgetting the magical sights of the birds as the fly over. The Nyungwe canopy is such adventurous Rwanda safari activity that one should encounter before leaving the planet of the living. The sights of butterflies and primate species including black and white colobus monkeys and blue moneys derive exciting experience.
The upper parts of the canopy are dominated by the hard wood trees while the lower layers are marked by impressive views of purple orchids. This is a remarkable adventure to be included on the list of what to encounter while planning safaris to Rwanda.
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