Guided Birding Walk in Nyungwe Forest
Guided Birding Walk in Nyungwe Forest
Nyungwe National Park is described as the most important site for biodiversity conservation in Rwanda. The park is home to around 310 bird species, 27 of which are endemic to the Albertine Rift. Although actually spotting birds in the park's forests may be challenging, the bird songs you'll hear during the trek will surely make it more enjoyable. The guides are so knowledgeable about birdlife in Nyungwe they can identify birds by ear, such as the Rwenzori turaco and Kungwe Apalis. With nearly 700 species in just 10,000 square miles, Rwanda is a birder’s paradise.
When it comes to birding, Rwanda is amongst Africa's most exciting destinations - within this relatively small and compac...
When it comes to birding, Rwanda is amongst Africa's most exciting destinations - within this relatively small and compac...
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