RWANDA CULTURAL HERITAGE TOUR

You’ll arrive at the Red Rocks Art Center camping grounds and be introduced to traditional art and crafts of Rwanda, then join the local women in a traditional dance & drumming class or on the social aspects of banana beer production. You have lunch and later that afternoon, visit “Iriba Rya Nkotsi Na Bikara”, a nearby pond with magical waters. Return for dinner and overnight at the campsite

After breakfast, depart for a visit to the twin lakes of Musanze, take a hike uphill to view the unearthly view of both the lakes Ruhondo and Burera (optional boat ride to one of the peninsulas). Have a picknick lunch before you visit our botanical garden, which is a lovely way to learn about how Rwandans depended on nature for food and medication. Return for overnight

Visit Iby’iwacu Cultural Village, a non-profit umbrella organization that aims at improving the lives of reformed poachers and communities around Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park through provision of conservation incentives, supporting community enterprise development and livelihood based projects. Departure