Akagera National Park

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Named after the grand river that flows through it, Akagera National Park is home to a splendor of African wildlife, including lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos, zebras, giraffes and various antelopes. Over 500 bird species also make this a popular destination for keen birdwatchers. See the wildlife up close by joining a guided walk or taking a boat safari on Lake Ihema to spot hippos and crocodiles lurking in the water. The 1,100 square kilometers of parkland is replete with stunning landscapes and natural beauty, with rolling hills, vast grasslands and wetlands. Akagera National Park is an important site for conservation in Rwanda and plays a vital role in protecting the country's biodiversity, making it a popular destination for ecotourism. Take the opportunity to explore Rwanda in all its natural beauty and learn about the importance of conservation at this incredible attraction.