ルワンダの天然記念物・トップ11

This routes is just simple no more special gears other than your usual equipment! the oute combine point from city center cycling down to Buhanga Eco-park (Nyakinama) the oldest natural forest where all ritual actives takes place during kings throne's regime. the ritual started since 1010 AD by King Gihanga Ngomija. by doing this routes you can explore place such as Red Rocks Rwanda, Rugezi Ornithology Center as well as this historical natural forest.

Residents of Vugavugi village, Gasabo cell, Rutunga sector in Gasabo district and others believe that the water from Rwarurara well makes them live longer because it is the well of King Rwabugili. The Rwarura well located in Vugavugi village, has a small amount of water that comes from Rutare above and flows down like it to the tap, but in a way that you can see amazingly. The residents believe that this water was found when King Kigeli IV Rwabugili, arrived in the year they do not remember, from a visit to his country" (see and google-translate https://mobile.igihe.com/amakuru/u-rwanda/article/gasabo-bemeza-ko-kunywa-amazi-y )

Also called Icubya or Igiti cy'Umuhigo (Umuhigo tree) https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/202013/News/aicubyaa-rwandaas-forgotten-300-year-old-shrine-tree

A really beautiful and impressive landscape. The Virunga volcanoes are beautiful. A tour is definitely recommended. Gorilla tracking is much more expensive in Rwanda than in Uganda. I would therefore recommend it there. Tours to Bisoke or Sabinyo are recommended, as is a visit to the Dian Fossey Museum or her grave.

what a hike! A pretty respectful incline to the peak 3. Ladders bring you to using all 4 body parts but does not last too long. If fit, there is nothing to worry about

At 2.700m you will arrive at this incline from potato and pepper fields. A great view to the Virunga range and musanze city. Terrific!

The Bisoke Crater Lake Hike in Rwanda's Virunga Mountain Range is a thrilling adventure that attracts nature enthusiasts and trekkers from around the world. This challenging hike ascends Mount Bisoke, an active volcano standing at 3,711 meters, offering stunning vistas of the surrounding landscape. The journey to the crater lake typically takes 6 to 7 hours round trip, traversing dense bamboo forests and alpine meadows rich with unique flora and fauna, including the endangered mountain gorillas. The reward at the summit is the breathtaking view of the emerald-green crater lake, a serene and picturesque sight. This hike is not only a test of endurance but also an opportunity to experience the extraordinary biodiversity and natural splendor of the Virunga Mountains.

Beautiful route through the rainforest. Long climb coming from the west. The visitor center is halfway there, but otherwise there is no supply option. Sometimes heavier truck traffic. High security presence for protection. Mostly perfect asphalt. Some potholes and landslides are still inevitable.