Rwanda's only Big Five park, Akagera National Park is central Africa’s largest protected wetland. The rolling highlands, vast plains and swamp-fringed lakes of this north-eastern territory contain a rich biodiversity and are home to a number of rare species, such as the shoebill stork.
Rwanda's only Big Five park, Akagera National Park is central Africa’s largest protected wetland. The rolling highlands, vast plains and swamp-fringed lakes of this north-eastern territory contain a rich biodiversity and are home to a number of rare species, such as the shoebill stork.
Rwanda's only Big Five park, Akagera National Park is central Africa’s largest protected wetland. The rolling highlands, vast plains and swamp-fringed lakes of this north-eastern territory contain a rich biodiversity and are home to a number of rare species, such as the shoebill stork.
Rwanda's only Big Five park, Akagera National Park is central Africa’s largest protected wetland. The rolling highlands, vast plains and swamp-fringed lakes of this north-eastern territory contain a rich biodiversity and are home to a number of rare species, such as the shoebill stork.
Rwanda's only Big Five park, Akagera National Park is central Africa’s largest protected wetland. The rolling highlands, vast plains and swamp-fringed lakes of this north-eastern territory contain a rich biodiversity and are home to a number of rare species, such as the shoebill stork.
Rwanda's only Big Five park, Akagera National Park is central Africa’s largest protected wetland. The rolling highlands, vast plains and swamp-fringed lakes of this north-eastern territory contain a rich biodiversity and are home to a number of rare species, such as the shoebill stork. With more than 12,000 large mammals and 482 bird species, this breath-taking landscape is every nature lover’s wildest dream.