Dusabane Village Warmly Welcomes You
The first time I drove past this village, I fell in love with it. At a glance, it looked like...
Main Area
Lunch at Silent Hill Hotel
After another quick spin around the home of the Big Five, I am in downtown Kayonza for a couple...
Sunrise spectacle in a birding paradise
When I unzipped my tent earlier this morning, I was awestruck by the view of Lake Ihema. Gleams...
Escaping to Ihema View Campsite
This was a group tour. Everyone in the group tested negative for Covid- 19 prior to our...
The milk drinking culture is here to stay
I took off my shoes and entered the traditionally designed house set up within the premises of...
Imigongo Art: Preserving Cultural Heritage Through Painting
My tour of Kayonza started and ended at Imigongo Art Center. Upon arrival, I grabbed a cup of...
Genocide survivor reflects on her journey
Dusingizimana Marie Jeanne lost her parents during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi....
Lake Ihema derived its name from a tent
Upon arrival from present-day Tanzania, Henry Stanley reportedly pitched his tent on the shore...
The benefits of beekeeping go beyond honey’s culinary delights
At Akagera Community Center, I soaked up interesting information on Savannah wildlife. I also...
Returning to Akagera National Park
Is it only me or the Akagera National Park is getting greener? Its wildlife population is...
Encounter with a fellow biker in Kayonza
Once in a while, this blog features strangers with whom I share tables in different coffee...
This kitenge cap comes with a detachable face mask
This creatively designed cap attracted my attention the moment I entered the gift shop at the...
Just another day at the office
It’s a beautiful sunny day here in Kayonza. I am excited about the new excursions lined up on my...
Akagera Rhino Lodge: The Panorama of Remarkable Attractions
From the terrace of Akagera Rhino Lodge, I saw the Akagera National Park, Lake Ihema, Kagera...
