Rwanda

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Now in its seventh edition, this guide by Philip Briggs remains the essential resource for visitors to Rwanda, known as the 'land of a thousand hills.' With updated information on the country's developments, it highlights the revival and rhino repopulation efforts in Akagera National Park, as well as detailed maps of the rapidly modernizing Kigali. The new edition features an expanded chapter on excursions into the neighboring DRC, extensive maps, and natural history insights. It includes details on kayaking and canoeing on Lake Kivu and the Mukungwa River, along with guidance on tracking both mountain and lowland gorillas. Visitors can also find information about unique accommodations on tea plantations at Sorwathe or Gisovu. The guide covers Nyungwe Forest National Park, home to diverse endemic birds and primates, and the historical Rukari Palace Museum in Nyanza. Additionally, the National Museum of Rwanda in Huye is highlighted as a key cultural site. With expanded coverage of nearby cities and national parks in the DRC, this edition provides vital information for thrilling excursions. Rwanda is evolving rapidly, making it one of Africa's most accessible and intriguing destinations, with ever-improving natural attractions and growing wildlife populations. After nearly 18 years of editions, this guide stands out as the most comprehensive and historically rich resource for exploring Rwanda.