Nyungwe National Park is a vast expanse of ancient rainforest nestled in the Albertine Rift Valley of southwestern Rwanda. It boasts a rich biodiversity, making it a heaven for nature enthusiasts and a vital ecosystem for the region.
Nyungwe is believed to be one of the oldest rainforests on the continent, dating back millions of years. This ancient forest has remained relatively undisturbed, preserving a unique ecosystem. Renowned for its exceptional biodiversity, housing over 1,000 plant species, 13 primate species, and 300 bird species.
· Nyungwe, In the breathtaking landscapes, including lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and mist-covered mountains is home to a significant population of chimpanzees, as well as other primates like the endangered L'Hoest's monkey and the colobus monkey. Also nyungwe provides a variety of hiking and trekking trails, ranging from easy nature walks to challenging hikes through the rainforest to a thrilling canopy walkway, offering visitors a unique perspective of the rainforest canopy.
