Nyungwe National Park is one of Africa’s oldest rainforests and Rwanda’s largest forest reserve, known for its rich biodiversity, including 13 primate species and over 300 bird species. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it plays a key role in conservation, community support, and eco-tourism.

The hike takes you through lush montane forests, bamboo zones, and high-altitude alpine vegetation, offering breathtaking views, rare bird sightings, and the chance to stand at the point where three countries meet. The trail is steep and challenging, especially on the Ugandan side where wooden ladders aid climbers, making it ideal for experienced hikers seeking...