Nature walk experience

Nature walks in Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda are a great way to experience the park’s rich biodiversity and stunning scenery. The park is home to over 1,000 plant species, 200 bird species, and 80 mammal species, including chimpanzees, golden monkeys, and colobus monkeys.

There are a variety of nature walks to choose from in Nyungwe National Park, ranging from short walks to multi-day hikes. Some of the most popular nature walks include:

• Igishigishigi Trail: This trail is a short loop that takes visitors through a dense rainforest and to the canopy walk
• Umuyove Trail: This trail is a longer loop that takes visitors through a variety of habitats, including rainforest, bamboo forest, and swamp.
• Irebero Trail: This trail is a challenging hike that takes visitors to the highest point in Nyungwe National Park
• Ngabwe Trail: This trail is a moderate hike that takes visitors to a waterfall and a swamp.
• Congo Nile Trail: This trail is a multi-day hike that takes visitors from the Rwandan side of Nyungwe National Park to the Congolese side of the park.

Nature walks in Nyungwe National Park are led by experienced park guides who can provide information about the park’s biodiversity and ecology. The guides can also help visitors to spot wildlife and to learn about the local culture.