The “land of a thousand hills,” also known as Rwanda, has gone from being a nation scarred by one of the bloodiest genocides in recent memory to a symbol of optimism, peace, and effective government in Africa. The countryside is characterized by lovely rolling hills and verdant plantations, while the capital city Kigali features clean city streets, five-star hotels, and good road networks. Large institutions like the National University of Rwanda and national museum are located in Butare, Rwanda’s second-largest city, which is referred to as “the intellectual center of Rwanda.” Since embracing industrialisation, agricultural modernisation, mining.

Rwanda has a thriving tourism industry with a number of opulent lodges in its wildlife parks. The nation has made enormous efforts to promote its tourism-related assets. However, the likelihood of spotting mountain gorillas in Rwanda’s Volcanoes national park is what draws the majority of tourists on safari there. Through research that led to the production of the well-known drama “Gorillas in the Mist,” the park became well-known. The park itself is a vast area of extraordinary greenery teeming with animals such as primates, birds, and other mammals. Although gorilla trekking is also possible in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, tourists choose a safari in Rwanda due to the country’s excellent service and the