G
ishwati Mukura National Park is a hidden gem nestled in the hills of western Rwanda, offering a unique blend of biodiversity and conservation efforts. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, comprising two separate forest reserves, is a testament to Rwanda’s commitment to reforestation and habitat restoration. Visitors to Gishwati Mukura can explore dense montane forests, home to a variety of endemic plant and animal species, including chimpanzees, golden monkeys, and rare bird species.
Guided nature walks and birdwatching excursions provide opportunities to discover the park’s ecological wonders while contributing to its ongoing conservation efforts. As one of Rwanda’s newest national parks, Gishwati Mukura offers a tranquil escape into nature and a glimpse into the country’s conservation initiatives.
