The Kigali Genocide Memorial is Rwanda’s heart of remembrance — a peaceful garden honoring victims of the 1994 genocide, reminding the world of humanity’s capacity to heal.

Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda is a world of mist, mountains, and life. Home to endangered mountain gorillas and towering volcanoes, it’s one of Africa’s most breathtaking natural sanctuaries.

Nyungwe Forest National Park is Rwanda’s living cathedral — one of Africa’s oldest rainforests filled with chimpanzees, waterfalls, and misty canopies. It’s a journey into nature’s most sacred heart.

Nestled between rolling hills and the western edge of Rwanda, Lake Kivu is a breathtaking natural wonder that captures the peaceful side of Africa’s “Land of a Thousand Hills.” With its calm waters, golden sunsets, and laid-back lakeside towns, Lake Kivu offers the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re kayaking, taking a boat trip to the islands, or sipping Rwandan coffee by the shore, Lake Kivu invites travelers to slow down and embrace serenity.