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Rwanda Gorillas

Guide to Best Time to Visit Rwanda Gorillas

Guide to Best Time to Visit Rwanda Gorillas

Rwanda Gorillas

What is the Best Time to Visit Rwanda Gorillas? Rwanda is one of the three countries in Africa known to be a natural habitat to the world’s endangered mountain gorillas. These live in the Volcanoes national park lying in the Virunga Conservation area. In Rwanda, the first rains start coming in late February through March,

Gorilla Photography Tips

Gorilla Photography Tips

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With regard to camera equipment, visitors should take light bags in the forest to see gorillas. Before you begin trekking, you are given short time to organize your equipment. Ensure your camera battery is fully charged or have extra batteries and lenses. A gorilla trek can last from 30 minutes to more than 8 hours

Gorilla Trekking: Important Things to Know

Gorilla Trekking: Important Things to Know

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Keep in mind that in the whole world, you can see Mountain gorillas scientifically known as Gorilla Berengei Berengei in the countries of Uganda, Rwanda and Congo. Specifying Rwanda as one country where you can do the activity of Mountain Gorilla trekking, they can only be viewed in Volcanoes national park and a total of

The Easiest Gorilla Families to Track in Rwanda

The Easiest Gorilla Families to Track in Rwanda

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Many people how engage in gorilla safaris, find it hard and challenging to trek the gorillas in their natural habitat which normally take 3-8 hours looking for these huge primates. Have you ever wondered that there is an easy way of trekking the gorillas just come to Rwanda and engage in soft gorilla trekking? Many

Don’t Miss 2018 Kwita Izina Gorilla Naming Ceremony

Don’t Miss 2018 Kwita Izina Gorilla Naming Ceremony

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Kwita-Izina 2018 is the time when gorillas born after the last naming ceremony will be given names. For three decades, prior to the first official gorilla naming ceremony, the park rangers and Researchers named Rwanda’s baby gorillas as a key part of the on-going program in monitoring each individual gorilla in their family and habitat.

How Tough is Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda

How Tough is Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda

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Usually, before visiting Rwanda, the first thing most trekkers want to find out how difficult is gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park, is it hard or easy? Which gorilla group is simple to track? How tough is the terrain? All these are some of the important questions that need to be addressed prior traveling to

Planning a Family Safari in Rwanda

Planning a Family Safari in Rwanda

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Tours in Rwanda can be a fascinating adventure for a family. Most of the safaris taken by families live up to their expectation. There are lots of precautions you have to take in case you want to travel as a family most especially with the children. Below are some of the tips you will have

AWF Donates Land to Expand Volcanoes National Park

AWF Donates Land to Expand Volcanoes National Park

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Rwanda received land donation from Africa Foundation which increases on mountain gorilla habitat in volcanoes National Park Rwanda Development Board received a 27.8 hectare property from AWF which Africa Wildlife Fund to be incorporated in the volcanoes national Park in a handover ceremony that took place in Kinigi, Northern Province. This property adds to the

Ecofriendly Gorilla Trek

Planning a Gorilla Safari in Rwanda

Planning a Gorilla Safari in Rwanda

Ecofriendly Gorilla Trek

Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda is one of our top most destinations to visit for the gorilla tours and it is so much amazing to book your safari from June – December and from January to December every year and you will have wonderful experience. It’s amazing how close the Gorillas allow you to get, and

Gorilla Habitat Expanded in Volcanoes National Park

Gorilla Habitat Expanded in Volcanoes National Park

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Rwanda Development Board (RDB) has received land donation from Africa Foundation so that the mountain gorilla habitat can be increased. The land donted is adjacent to Volcanoes National Park, one of the three gorilla parks in the Virunga Region. Rwanda Development Board (RDB) received a 27.8 hectare property from AWF which Africa Wildlife Fund to