A city that pulses with history, resilience and culture. Founded in 1907, it combines serene streets and vibrant traditional markets with a modern spirit that celebrates music and film. Visiting Kigali is peering into the soul of a people that has transformed pain into hope. A tour of the Genocide Museum invites you to reflect on the past while the bustling Kimironko Market envelops you in the colors and scents of everyday life. Here, every corner tells a story, every encounter reveals the strength and warmth of Rwanda.

Lake Kivu, deep and serene, seems like a whisper of the land between Rwanda and the DR Congo. Its serene jade-colored waters tell stories of survival. Here, life flows between cities like Gisenyi and Kibuye, where local traditions mix with dreamlike landscapes. The island of Idjwi, a silent witness to history, welcomed thousands during Rwanda's darkest days. Surrounded by mountains and dotted with islands like Nyamurundi, where the aroma of coffee fills the air, the lake is a refuge for birds and a mirror of infinite skies. On its shores, life continues its course, simple and vibrant, a reminder of the eternal bond between nature and the communities that inhabit it.

The Route of a Thousand Hills is a hidden trail in the heart of Africa, where the volcanic slopes are covered with green primeval forests, home to the Virungas, guardians of the last mountain gorillas. Here, the clouds caress the volcanoes, turning into rivers and wetlands that disappear between grasslands and savannahs, the lakes reflect infinite skies and the savanna is a refuge for rhinos, giraffes and thousands of antelopes. This is a world where nature whispers ancient secrets, a landscape that pulses with the intensity of the eternal.

It is the largest wetland in Central Africa, a wildlife refuge where nature unfolds in landscapes of forests, lakes and tall grasses. Here, among its shores, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, zebras, hippos, antelopes, lions and leopards coexist in harmony with more than 500 species of birds. Every corner reveals a new natural spectacle with exciting safaris across the open plains. Sailing around the tranquil lakes Ihema and Shakani is like entering a dream, where each wave bears witness to the silent dance of the wildlife that surrounds this magical place.

Nyungwe Rainforest is a vibrant world of green, a vast haven where plants reach astonishing heights and the bright colors of birds and butterflies fly among the shadows of ancient trees. Home to more than 275 species of birds, hundreds of butterflies and orchids, and more than 75 species of mammals, including 13 species of primates, in every corner, nature creates a dense, green landscape where vibrantly colored birds and butterflies flutter, as if time stopped to admire so much life. In every corner of this landscape, nature is shown in all its grandeur and mystery, a reminder of the amazing diversity that still flourishes on Earth. Here, every step reveals new wonders and the air is filled with a deep silence, broken only by the rustling of leaves and the singing of birds.

A wild and lush place in Rwanda, it is where time seems to stand still. Here, among the shadows of rainforest-covered peaks and bamboo fields, nature unfolds in all its splendor. Every step is an intimate encounter with wildlife: mountain gorillas resting under the shadows of the trees, peering curiously, golden monkeys playing among the branches, and a vibrant landscape full of energy and beauty. It is a place where humanity meets the primitive, a refuge where nature speaks on its own terms, allowing visitors to witness its majesty.