On 26 March 2013, a ceremony marked the joint official opening of the new Day Visitor Centre and the Ruzizi Tented Lodge at Akagera National Park.
During 2012, numerous camera traps were set up along walkways within the forests of Odzala-Kokoua National Park.
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Akagera National Park in eastern Rwanda has seen a steady increase in visitor numbers since Akagera Management Company (AMC), a joint partnership between the Rwanda...
Construction of the new Ruzizi Tented Lodge commenced in January 2012 and was completed for opening in October 2012, representing a major achievement for Akagera.
The Majete lions have finally come into the main tourism area and spent some time in the open so that we could see them.
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