The Batwa Experience was created by the displaced Batwa pygmies to educate their children and to share their amazing heritage and traditions with the world. Since 1992, the Batwa have been unable to live in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, their ancestors’ home. Yet they have not forgotten the old ways.
Step back in time to see how the Batwa lived for millenia in the Bwindi, one of the most beautiful jungles on earth and home of the famous mountain gorillas. Enjoy an incredible day hike in the rain forest with Batwa guides, see how the Batwa lived and hunted, learn about medicinal plants, and watch for animals and birds.
You will hear ancient legends and traditional songs, watch energetic dances, and join in on a mock hunting party. You can even test your skill with a Batwa bow and arrow.
Visit WebsiteThe Millenium Village Tour in Rwanda is a deeply in depth and satisfying excursion. It’s tremendous example of a UN Project where some of the most effected people in the country are improving their lot year by year. The eye opening day trip to the Rwandan Millennium Village in Mayange is a unique excursion that introduces the country’s development challenges and the successful interventions of the world’s most famous development initiative, the UN Millennium Villages Project.
The community members present their experiences with the interventions, focusing, among others, on agriculture, education, health care, infrastructure and micro-enterprise development. On a rotating basis, over 200 members of the newly founded Rwanda Nziza Tourism Cooperative are directly involved.
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NOUSPR’s dream is a world in which all people with psychosocial disabilities are treated with the respect and dignity that enables them to enjoy their human rights in all aspects of their lives.
Their cores values are: Dignity, Respect, Honesty, Integrity, Transparency
NOUSPR run an excellent cultural experience day where you can EXPERIENCE VILLAGE LIFE.
Do you want to explore Rwanda and see village life through the eyes of rural Rwandans?
Visit WebsiteNyamirambo Women’s Center, a Rwandan NGO, was launched at the end of 2007 by 18 women living in Nyamirambo, Kigali. Together they created a project which aimed to address gender-based violence, gender inequality and discrimination, problems faced today by many Rwandan women. NWC’s mission today is to provide education and training to disadvantaged women so that they can gain better opportunities for employment. Through it’s community-based tourism NWC aims to generate an income for the Center and to promote Rwandan’s culture and history.
Visitors can choose from a selection of three cultural tours that provide an insight to daily-life in Rwanda and in particular Kigali.
The INGOBOKA Cooperative is made up of family-owned farms in the Rutsiro district of Rwanda, near the shores of Kivu Lake. The cooperative was established in 2004, and now has 135 members, 47 of whom are women. INGOBOKA works to provide social services for its members, including a children’s school fund to assist families with educational expenses, as well as a health insurance program.
AUST run an excellent “Crop to Cup” tour in conjunction with Ingoboka Coffee Farmers Cooperative.
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