1 Day Mountain Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes National Park

Early in the morning, at 4:30 a.m., your professional English-speaking driver guide will pick-up you from Hotel and drive northwards to Volcanoes National Park in Musanze, home to more than 300 Mountain Gorillas. Upon arrival by 7:00 am, you will head to park headquarters for registration and a briefing from ranger guides about the Dos and don’ts, expectations for gorilla trekking while in the park. The ranger guide will share some of the gorilla trekking tips like no flash photography and later divide you in the different gorilla trekking groups. Depending on the location of the family of gorillas you will trek, you will have one magical hour to learn and observe the majestic mountain gorillas as they interact, play, groom, feed, and roam around as you take photos of a lifetime experience Retreat from the Gorilla trekking experience, have a Lunch break, and drive back to Kigali for drop off at the Hotel or Airport.

Experience the vibrant Intore dance, a traditional Rwandan warrior performance characterized by energetic movements and rhythmic drumming. Accompanied by songs such as Ibyivugo, Amakondera, and Inanga, these performances offer a captivating insight into Rwanda's musical heritage. You are often invited to join in, making it a lively and interactive experience. Engage in hands-on activities like weaving Agaseke baskets, pottery making, and crafting traditional mats and bags. These crafts are integral to Rwandan culture and provide you with a tangible connection to local traditions Discover the traditional process of making banana beer, a staple in Rwandan culture. You can observe and participate in the brewing process, culminating in a tasting session to experience this unique local beverage

After trekking and culture village on our way back to kigali you can stop and enjoy Gasumo waterfall, this is the place where you can enjoy the waterfall but it can also depend on how you feel. Gasumo Waterfall, located between Musanze district and Gakenke district in the northern province, is one of the most impressive sites in the country. The cascading water of the 50-meter-high waterfalls makes it a very popular destination for not only local tourists but also travelers from all over the world on their Rwanda tours. Visitors must hike through a steep path to reach the falls, but it is well worth the effort for the stunning views it offers. It is the perfect place to enjoy a picnic with friends or relax and escape the bustling city for a little while.