The savannah and riparian wetland mosaic of Akagera National Park is identical to that of the renowned game parks of the East African Rift.
Because of the 1,200 square kilometers of land that border Tanzania, giraffes, antelopes, jackals, and other animals graze freely in the area.
Outfitters are now arranging game drives and wildlife walks from the scattered hotels that already exist as safaris gradually gain in popularity.
Additionally, the environs are stunning, with the Kagera River’s meanders giving way to the glittering Lake Shakani, countless papyrus swamps, and numerous protected birdwatching sites.