Experience the thrill of walking 50 meters above the forest floor on Rwanda's famous canopy walkway. Nyungwe National Park is home to 13 primate species, including chimpanzees and colobus monkeys. Learn about the conservation efforts, the best times for primate tracking, and how this ancient rainforest contributes to Rwanda's biodiversity.
The Canopy Walk Experience
Nyungwe's famous canopy walkway offers:
- 200-meter suspended bridge
- 50 meters above the forest floor
- Panoramic views of the forest
- Unique bird watching opportunities
Primate Species
Discover the diverse primate population:
- Chimpanzees
- Black and white colobus monkeys
- L'Hoest's monkeys
- Grey-cheeked mangabeys
- Golden monkeys
Tracking Activities
Chimpanzee Tracking
- Early morning starts
- Professional guides
- Small group sizes
- Photography opportunities
Bird Watching
Nyungwe is a paradise for bird enthusiasts:
- Over 300 bird species
- 27 endemic species
- Professional bird guides
- Various viewing points
Conservation Efforts
Learn about the park's conservation initiatives:
- Habitat protection
- Anti-poaching measures
- Community involvement
- Research programs
Best Time to Visit
Plan your visit during:
- June to September (dry season)
- December to February (short dry season)
What to Bring
- Hiking boots
- Rain gear
- Camera
- Binoculars
- Water and snacks
Experience Nyungwe Forest
Join us for an unforgettable adventure in one of Africa's oldest rainforests. Our expert guides will ensure you get the most out of your Nyungwe experience.