Nyungwe Forest, one of Africa’s oldest and most breathtaking rainforests, is a haven of biodiversity and natural wonder. Nestled in Rwanda’s mountainous southwest, this lush paradise is home to a thriving population of wildlife, including chimpanzees and 12 other primate species—among them the rare L’Hoest’s monkey, found only in the Albertine Rift. With its iconic canopy walkway offering stunning treetop views, Nyungwe is the ideal retreat for travelers seeking tranquility, rich wildlife encounters, and a deep reconnection with nature
Nyungwe Forest is a true bird lover’s paradise, home to over 500 bird species, including many that are rare and endemic to the region. As you explore its lush trails, you're serenaded by the melodic songs of birds echoing through the canopy—an unforgettable natural symphony that enhances the magic of your journey. This rich avian diversity makes Nyungwe one of Rwanda’s most visited and cherished destinations, perfect for nature enthusiasts and those seeking peace in the heart of the forest.
Nyungwe Forest is home to a breathtaking waterfall nestled deep within its lush greenery—an awe-inspiring sight that adds to the forest's magical charm. Visiting the waterfall offers not only stunning views but also a refreshing atmosphere filled with clean, crisp air and the soothing sound of cascading water. It’s the perfect spot to relax, have fun, and reconnect with nature in one of Rwanda’s most serene environments.
