Only a handful few protected forests can rival Rwanda’s ethereal Nyungwe Forest National Park in terms of accolades.
To begin with, this massive region, which spans more than 940 square kilometers, is the last remaining intact enclave of montane forest in this region of the continent.
In addition, one of the world’s most diversified populations of simian life is hidden beneath the dense mahogany canopy and clambering jungle vines.
Chimpanzees, uncommon golden monkeys, large baboons, and grey-cheeked mangabeys can all be seen swinging through the branches here!
