Stargazing Tour in Nyungwe Forests, the most pristine home for Chimpanzees and several primates including the Colobus Monkeys. Be part of this amazing experience when the dark clouds sets it when the sun goes down. The most sophisticated forest in Rwanda comes to life in the night and any guests would not want to miss this stargazing tour in Nyungwe.
A woo experience stepping out on foot, guided with professional guide using spotlights to sight the rare nocturnal creatures and species that live around the great forest. Many of them take the night opportunity to sneak out from their tree hollows, burrows, nests, and dens at twilight. A night experience in Nyungwe is so fascinating and memorable with only the whispers of nature around you.
The Moonrise in Nyungwe Forests
A lot more to inspire you visit Nyungwe forest national park from stargazing tour in Nyungwe Forests they include, an excursion to track and meet the Chimpanzees –it truly is an exhilarating experience to encounter chimpanzees playing, wild and free. Home to one of East Africa’s last intact chimpanzee populations, Nyungwe is an ideal place early morning to observe chimps in their natural habitat. In Uganda, visitor can go Chimpanzee trekking tours in Kibale Forests the tropical forests with high populations for Chimpanzees in Africa.
Nyungwe Forest National Park is a home of the Colobus Monkeys, get to track the Colobus monkeys through Nyungwe’s lush forest trails. Most active and visible in the early morning, an early rise is required for maximum viewing opportunity, and a beautifully prepared breakfast will be enjoyed ‘on the go’. We’ll take you to the only location in Africa where you can encounter Colobus monkeys, and one of the few places on the planet where L’Hoests’s monkeys can be seen. So keep your eyes peeled and prepare to be surprised at every turn by the sights and sounds of our jungle filled with life.
Visit Nyungwe Forest National Park, a true birder’s paradise. Described by Bird life International as «the most important site for biodiversity conservation in Rwanda, » the Nyungwe National Park is home to over 300 bird species, 27 of which are endemic to the local Albertine Rift. You’ll enjoy a mesmerizing trail through the forest floor as bird song accompanies your every step, and your expert guide identifies birds by ear alone, from the elusive Rwenzori Turaco to the Grey-Chested Kakamega.
The Canopy walk experience in Rwanda, the only of its kind in East Africa. Experience the rainforest from a dazzling new perspective – on the famous Canopy Walkway. This breathtaking construction hangs 60 metres above the forest floor between giant trees and towers, revealing a stunning view of the flora and fauna, both below and above. An iconic experience, not to be missed when you visit Nyungwe Forest National Park.