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Wilderness Bisate Reserve
Opening September 2024
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In September 2024, Wilderness Rwanda's Bisate experience near Volcanoes National Park will greatly elevate its offerings with the introduction of its latest lodge, Bisate Reserve. This new property aims to set the standard in luxury, conservation and exclusivity. It will offer four expansive villas, all in alignment with Wilderness' commitment to promoting conservation tourism in the area.
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Worth Knowing About
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Canada Roadshow 2024
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Visit Rwanda is traveling to Canada for a special evening of education and networking. A group of 10 Rwandan product suppliers will guide attendees through product presentations and destination overviews and feature mesmerizing performances. These events will be hosted April 29 in Edmonton, AB, April 30 in Calgary, AB, and May 2 in Vancouver, BC. Register to attend at the link below.
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March Webinar on Cultural Tourism
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The Visit Rwanda North America team hosted a webinar on March 22, delving into cultural tourism products within the destination. Advisors explored various experiences, including insights from recent family attendees with the Africa Answers Group. Watch the recorded webinar via the link below and join us for our next webinar in May.
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Product Highlights
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Nyungwe Canopy Walkway
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Perched above Nyungwe National Park's ravine, the canopy walkway offers a thrilling view of ancient treetops and wildlife. The suspension bridge stretches approximately 525 feet across and rises 230 feet over the ravine. Accessible via guided tours or designated trails, it highlights the park's biodiversity, boasting countless butterflies, orchids and endemic birds. With 13 primate species calling Nyungwe home, chance encounters are possible. Well-maintained trails lead to the walkway, though they can get muddy, especially after rainfall.
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Rwanda Art Museum
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Formerly known as the Presidential Palace Museum, this reimagined institution showcases contemporary artworks from Rwanda and beyond while exploring the unique creativity of Rwandan artists across time. Notably, the museum's garden preserves the wreckage of the presidential jet that tragically crashed on April 6, 1994, serving as a poignant historic site. The museum is open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is closed on April 7 and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on monthly public service days (called Umuganda), providing visitors with ample opportunity to explore its rich offerings.
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Did you know that Rwanda is home to one-third of the world's mountain gorillas? Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to Volcanoes National Park, where you can encounter these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat and contribute to local conservation efforts while creating unforgettable memories.
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For more information on booking travel with Visit Rwanda, click here.
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