Nyungwe Forest Waterfall Hiking Experience
Journey through one of Africa’s oldest rainforests and discover hidden waterfalls while students explore biodiversity and rainforest ecosystems.
Discover the Hidden Waterfalls of Nyungwe
Deep within Nyungwe National Park, forest trails lead to beautiful waterfalls surrounded by ancient rainforest. Guided by experienced naturalists, students hike through rich ecosystems while learning about biodiversity, forest conservation, and the vital role rainforests play in protecting water and wildlife.
What you will learn
Students explore how forests, water systems, and wildlife interact within a healthy ecosystem.
• Rainforest ecosystems and biodiversity
• The importance of forests for water conservation
• How plants and animals depend on each other
• The role of national parks in protecting nature
• The importance of environmental conservation
Your packing checklist
• Comfortable hiking shoes
• Light rain jacket
• Small backpack
• Reusable water bottle
• Notebook for observations
• Camera or smartphone
• Sunscreen and insect repellent
Fun fact about Gorilla
Nyungwe National Park is one of the oldest rainforests in Africa and is considered one of the continent’s most important biodiversity hotspots.
• Nyungwe Forest is estimated to be over one million years old
• The park contains more than 1,000 plant species
• It is home to 13 species of primates
• Many of Rwanda’s major rivers originate from this forest
Your Journey Into Rwanda Begins Here
Walk through ancient forests, meet incredible wildlife, and discover vibrant communities with experiences designed to inspire learning and adventure.





