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  • Green Camping: 8 Easy Ways to Ensure you Leave No Trace

    Green camping is another way to conserve and respect the environment, provided you travel light. Though camping can be about the feeling of freedom, connection with nature and the promise of a long, peaceful getaway from it all, its dark side is the litter and debris of the thoughtless and the resultant destruction of vegetation,…

  • Things to do on a safari to Rwanda

    Commonly nick-named as the land of a thousand hills, Rwanda is normally known as the best gorilla trekking safari destination. This goes about as the main tourism activity that pulls in trekkers from various parts of the world. There are undoubtedly the eminent perspectives you will be presented to on a drive through the distinctive…

  • Gorilla Safaris: Once-in-Lifetime Wild Experience

    Gorilla Safaris: Once-in-Lifetime Wild Experience

    From the drawn list of encounters on an African adventure, gorilla safaris can’t miss at any moment, in all adventure manner a trip to trek mountain gorillas is a lifetime memory. The gorillas are scientifically believed to have existed dates back before man evolution about 40million years ago. So, trekking gorillas is part on tracing…

  • Gorilla Tracking Vs Chimpanzee Tracking in Africa

    Gorilla Tracking Vs Chimpanzee Tracking in Africa

    A few people have got a privilege to track the mighty rare mountain gorillas and chimpanzees in the rain forests of Rwanda and Uganda. A face to face encounter with these endangered great apes in their natural habitat is a truly thrilling experience. That is why they are our closest living relative that makes getting…

  • Rwanda: The future of African Ecotourism

    “A lush green world filled by dramatic mountains that tumble and twist as they roll across Central Africa…a land where the colours seem brighter than other places. It’s true. Rwanda is beautiful. You should go there.” Travel writer James Bowyer in Footprint magazine, June 2000. In Colonial times, Rwanda was dubbed the Land of a…

  • Gorilla Safaris in Uganda and Rwanda

    Gorilla Safaris in Uganda and Rwanda

    It’s an amazing experience to share Uganda and Rwanda’s Gorilla life in one safari with only Eco Tours Rwanda. A 7 Days gorilla tours Rwanda is well planned and managed by a professional gorilla company to take you through Uganda and Rwanda to explore the endangered mountain Gorillas inhabited. Day one starts with traveling from…

  • Rwanda Gorilla Eco Tourism Adventure

    Rwanda Gorilla Eco Tourism Adventure

    The most famous destination in Rwanda, Volcanoes National Park has become synonymous with mountain gorilla tracking safaris and no visit to the country would be complete without visiting these majestic primates. The town of Musanze (more commonly known by its former name Ruhengeri) is the hub of gorilla trekking tours in Rwanda, with plenty of…

  • A Safari in Uganda, the Pearl of Africa

    A Safari in Uganda, the Pearl of Africa

    Though Uganda is a land locked country,this has not deterred it from receiving tourists all year around. Uganda has a comparative advantage over other countries especially in the East African region on various grounds. There are various reasons at to why very many tourists choose Uganda as their dream destination each year, finding it one…

  • 50 Off The Beaten Path Places to Visit and Do in Kenya

    50 Off The Beaten Path Places to Visit and Do in Kenya

    Sometime back, Mark Wiens of Migrationology.com wrote a very comprehensive post on 101 things to do in Nairobi. It was a great post, and I thought I could write something similar, focusing on the less known yet interesting destinations to visit and things to do in Kenya. I hope you’ll find this post useful and…

  • Guide to Gorilla Trekking in Africa

    Guide to Gorilla Trekking in Africa

    This ultimate guide is intended to help you choose where to go gorilla trekking, where to stay, what to pack and also explain how the entire trek will support the mountain gorillas as well as the local people. I will also share some thoughts on the other activities you can do in Rwanda and Uganda…

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