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01Mvuye tours is to promote eco tourism and culture,i have led tourist groups and individuals through rwanda,uganda,kenya and the democratic republic of congo,we do make tour plan,tour package,gorilla trekking, chimpanzee,game drive and many more
02Our voluntourism projects allow you to enjoy the sights and sounds of Rwanda while at the same time making a difference to the host community. This is an excellent way to get the most out of your holiday in Rwanda, and spend some time with us making a difference to the hosts and the environment. There are so many remarkable, charitable projects that Red Rocks initiatives are involved in, both conservation and community led which our clients can visit and be a part of – from clinics, to schools, to hospitals, to self-improvement, to conservation projects. When you travel and give your skills and your time it makes us feel better, not only about ourselves, but also about the potential difference that you are making in the world. It makes us feel part of something bigger than just us … alive. Become a part of ongoing efforts to support sustainable development while exploring Rwanda and its culture.
03From our beans to our bananas, Rwanda as a lot of delicious meals to offer. You will taste the best fruits you ever had in your life, enjoy our traditional meals and explore a village.
04Camping near Volcanoes National Park at Bisoke Beer Garden the only place nearby which has a pavilion with picnic tables,restaurant,bar and a fireplace ( wood is provided). Tents camping are available and there is no limits to the days of stays.
05Immerse yourself in Rwandan culture with this truly behind the scenes tour into rural Rwanda. You'll discover the traditions of rural Rwanda with a visit to the Muhasuka Cultural Centre and Women's Cooperative. Here you will get a taste of local cuisine, participate in traditional dance, learn how to make and drink delicious banana beer, and experience a Rwandan wedding ceremony! This tour is a truly unique experience where guests are directly supporting local community development while seeing first-hand what makes this country and its people so wonderful, resilient, and unique. You'll have so much fun you won't want to leave!
06Soaring to 3,711 meters, Mount Bisoke is a breathtaking centerpiece of Rwanda’s landscape and the starting point of an exhilarating 4 days adventure that combines its majestic heights with the tranquil beauty of the Twin Lakes (Lake Ruhondo and Lake Burera). The journey begins with an invigorating hike through lush montane forests rich in biodiversity, culminating in stunning views of the crater lake nestled within the caldera, perfect for memorable photographs and a sense of achievement. After the climb, you’ll descend to the serene Twin Lakes, where the peaceful atmosphere invites leisurely exploration and reflection amidst mesmerizing landscapes. This remarkable experience not only highlights Rwanda's natural wonders but also immerses you in the rich culture of the region, creating an adventure that is both enriching and unforgettable.
07Together with the professional local guide, you will visit the preserves of Rwandese culture before, and after the war. Spare an hour and learn a traditional skill or two that will enrich your hobbies - basket weaving, brewing and different forms of traditional medicine. Discover Rwandese cuisine. Have a bit of moment with the gorillas and try a short gorilla trek. Enjoy stories as you walk around Musanze caves and get a lake view as people enjoy and canoe. Learn interesting activities at Muko/Nkotsi village such as basket-weaving, brew (and yeah okay, drink), banana beer village walks, bee keeping, drumming lessons and traditional medicine. Experience Rwandese cultural activities organised by hands of Hope and share in their culture.
08This immersive art tour of Red Rocks Arts studio , is a full-day tour which can be tailor-made to your artistic interests. Whether you want to visit established art gallery or off-the-beaten-track art studio, you’ll discover how art has become the universal language in supporting the efforts of conserving the iconic mountain gorillas. Our art studio encourages creation in the field of visual arts and others form of contemporary expression, fostering exchanges with other artists and art initiatives and strengthening local artists’ capacities, and professionalizing the practice.We welcome you to join them and make your own arts or simply hear their success stories of using arts as a mode of enhancing conservation of the natural environment and animals which could not speak for themselves,make your own arts and take home as souvenir.
09An overnight Experience is a unique opportunity to participate in the life of a rural Rwandan and her/his family. Home Stay hostesses live in homes made of mud or bricks, which usually have one larger front room for receiving visitors and a few smaller bedrooms for the family. In the enclosed area behind the house, there is an outdoor kitchen, enclosed pit latrine and bathing outhouse, animal stalls and family work space. Most host families have about four children at home. In Rwandan culture, guests are considered a blessing! Your Home Stay Experience begins with a drive to a nearby village, where you and your BGE guide will be welcomed by your rural community hosts. This experience can be long or short depending on the guest's wishes and it is popular with students that are participating in abroad study programs,internships and researches.
10The twin lakes; Lake Burera and Lake Ruhondo are a must see.The mystery, which also makes it magical, is how a lake flows into another lake. As it happens, Lake Burera is almost 150 meters higher than Lake Ruhondo.Going around the lakes is quite a journey and to be able to see both lakes, especially the part where one lake flows into another requires an aerial view. These Magnificent twin lakes of Bulera and Ruhondo and its Swamp Rugezi are the excellent photogenic, serene and scenic places for Bird watching activity. Moreover, Rugezi swamp is one of the most seven important birding areas IBAs) in Rwanda. Their deep blue water surrounded by steep hills and tall waterfall with the outlines of the nearby virunga (volcanoes) provide a spectacular backdrop. A canoe boat or Boat trip can be taken along the waters of the twin lakes of Bulera and Ruhondo for sightseeing.
11Discover Rwanda's breathtaking landscapes on two wheels. From the rolling hills to the lush savannahs, embark on an unforgettable cycling adventure across the land of a thousand hills.
12Embark on a journey unlike any other and hike deep into Rwanda’s volcanic highlands to meet the world’s last remaining mountain gorillas. This once-in-a-lifetime experience begins with an early departure from Kigali, winding through breathtaking scenery here in the Land of a Thousand Hills as you arrive at Volcanoes National Park headquarters. Led by expert trackers and a park guide, you’ll trek into the mystical Virunga Mountains, where the gorillas call home. You will spend an hour observing these critically endangered mountain gorillas just a few meters away from them. Mountain gorillas share a remarkable 97% DNA match to humans. After your unforgettable encounter, we will provide you with curated options for how to spend the next few hours before returning to Kigali. For those seeking deeper immersion, overnight extensions are available.
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