Home to the Big Five, Akagera National Park is also home to nearly 500 species of birds. Photograph by Ronan Donovan Mist clings to the Mutumba Hills, as lakes and rivers wind through sprawling, ...

It is for a good reason that Akagera National Park in eastern Rwanda – the largest protected wetland in Central Africa – was recognized in Tripadivsor's Travelers' Choice Awards for 2024 and 2025.

Akagera used to be home to lions, but the last ones were poisoned by cattle owners, who had resettled in the park after the 1994 genocide in which 800,000 people were killed. The last lion was sighted ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A recently released Southern white rhino in Akagera National Park in Rwanda. - Gael Vande Weghe Editor’s Note: Call to Earth is a ...

Mist clings to the Mutumba Hills, as lakes and rivers wind through sprawling, acacia-dotted savannah. In Akagera National Park, a natural refuge in northeastern Rwanda where wilderness meets ...