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Nyandungu Urban Wetland Ecotourism park is a 120 hectares of surface area, Rwandan tourism park located between Gasabo and Kicukiro Districts which allows sustainable travel of people to enjoy natural areas and wild animals in Nyandungu Valley.
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Nyandungu Eco-Park

24VW+Q4, Kigali, Rwanda
4.4(320)
Open until 9:00 PM
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Nyandungu Urban Wetland Ecotourism park is a 120 hectares of surface area, Rwandan tourism park located between Gasabo and Kicukiro Districts which allows sustainable travel of people to enjoy natural areas and wild animals in Nyandungu Valley.

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+250 792 052 475
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nyandunguecopark.rw
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Reviews of Nyandungu Eco-Park

4.4
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5.0
12w

I visited Nyandungu Urban Wetland Eco-Tourism Park on a Saturday and loved it so much that I went back on Sunday, it’s now something I want to make a weekly ritual. The park is breathtaking, calm, and beautifully designed, with long stretches of greenery, walkways, and well-kept spaces that make you forget you’re still in Kigali.

The entry fee is affordable: I paid 3,000 RWF as a foreigner with a visa. For Rwandan citizens and residents, the price is lower (around 1,000–2,000 RWF depending on the category), which makes it very accessible for everyone. It’s worth every franc for the experience.

Getting there is easy, the park sits between Kimironko and Masoro, just a short drive from most parts of the city. There’s ample parking at the entrance, so arriving by car isn’t a problem. Inside, the walkways are smooth and safe, perfect for solo walks, family strolls, or jogging. You’ll find benches along the paths to rest, shaded areas to cool down, and plenty of spots to pause and take in the scenery. There are also clean facilities and a café where you can grab a drink after your walk. Walking through the wetland trails, watching families, runners, and nature lovers enjoy the space, I felt both relaxed and inspired.

Nyandungu is a true escape inside the city and a reminder of Kigali’s commitment to green living and preserving nature. Highly recommended if you’re looking for peace, fitness, or quality time outdoors.

Tips for first-time visitors: Best time to go: early morning (for a quiet walk) or late afternoon (to enjoy the cooler breeze and softer light). Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat if visiting during the day—there are shaded areas but large parts of the path are open. Wear comfortable walking or running shoes, as the trails are long and it’s tempting to keep exploring.

If you’re a runner, this is a perfect place to track laps without worrying about traffic. Families can bring kids, as the park is safe, clean, and stroller-friendly. Plan at least 1–2 hours to enjoy it fully, there are plenty of corners...

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5.0
43w

Nyandungu Wetland Eco-Tourism Park is a breathtaking destination that perfectly blends nature, relaxation, and adventure. From the moment you step in, you're greeted by refreshing air, lush greenery, and well-maintained pedestrian walkways that allow you to explore the park at your own pace.

One of the highlights of this park is its incredible biodiversity. Nature lovers will be delighted to find a variety of birds, including cranes and crested cranes, as well as other wetland species, some of which are rare or near extinction. The park is also home to other fascinating wildlife, including snakes and various swamp-dwelling creatures, making it an ideal spot for wildlife enthusiasts.

In addition to its natural beauty, Nyandungu boasts stunning man-made lakes that add to its charm. These artificial lakes create a peaceful ambiance, perfect for unwinding and taking in the scenery. For those seeking a more active experience, the park offers electric bike rentals, allowing visitors to explore its vast landscape with ease.

The park also features elegant restaurants that serve delicious food and refreshing drinks. While the prices might be slightly on the higher side, the quality of the dining experience makes it worthwhile. Moreover, the entrance fee is surprisingly affordable, making it accessible to all visitors.

Overall, Nyandungu Wetland Eco-Tourism Park is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to connect with nature in a serene and undisturbed environment. Whether you're walking, cycling, or simply admiring the wildlife, this place offers an unforgettable experience. Highly...

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5.0
20w

Stepping into Nyandungu Forest is like exhaling a breath you didn’t know you were holding. Hidden right within Kigali’s urban embrace, this lush sanctuary is a living, breathing testament to Rwanda’s deep respect for nature, conservation, and community healing.

The moment you enter, the noise of the city fades away and is replaced by the rustle of reeds, the chirp of birds, and the gentle hum of wetland life. The walking and cycling trails are immaculately maintained, perfect for reflection or recreation. Whether you’re strolling alone or with friends, every turn gifts you with scenic views, migratory birds dipping across the water, medicinal gardens showcasing Rwanda’s rich herbal heritage, and artistic rest spots that call you to sit and soak in the beauty.

What touches the soul most deeply is the park’s story: from a degraded wetland to a restored ecosystem. It’s not just a forest, it’s a second chance. A symbol of resilience and rebirth. Rwanda always finds a way to bloom, and Nyandungu is proof of that spirit.

This place is for everyone, the tired, the joyful, the curious, and the dreamers. Bring your camera, bring your journal, or just bring your heart. Kigali may be known for its cleanliness and calm, but Nyandungu gives it a pulse of green magic.

🌱 Rating: 5/5 🕊️ Mood: Peaceful, Healing, Inspiring 📍 Must-Do: Try the medicinal garden walk. And don’t forget to visit during golden hour,...

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Serah KassimSerah Kassim
I visited Nyandungu Urban Wetland Eco-Tourism Park on a Saturday and loved it so much that I went back on Sunday, it’s now something I want to make a weekly ritual. The park is breathtaking, calm, and beautifully designed, with long stretches of greenery, walkways, and well-kept spaces that make you forget you’re still in Kigali. The entry fee is affordable: I paid 3,000 RWF as a foreigner with a visa. For Rwandan citizens and residents, the price is lower (around 1,000–2,000 RWF depending on the category), which makes it very accessible for everyone. It’s worth every franc for the experience. Getting there is easy, the park sits between Kimironko and Masoro, just a short drive from most parts of the city. There’s ample parking at the entrance, so arriving by car isn’t a problem. Inside, the walkways are smooth and safe, perfect for solo walks, family strolls, or jogging. You’ll find benches along the paths to rest, shaded areas to cool down, and plenty of spots to pause and take in the scenery. There are also clean facilities and a café where you can grab a drink after your walk. Walking through the wetland trails, watching families, runners, and nature lovers enjoy the space, I felt both relaxed and inspired. Nyandungu is a true escape inside the city and a reminder of Kigali’s commitment to green living and preserving nature. Highly recommended if you’re looking for peace, fitness, or quality time outdoors. Tips for first-time visitors: - Best time to go: early morning (for a quiet walk) or late afternoon (to enjoy the cooler breeze and softer light). - Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat if visiting during the day—there are shaded areas but large parts of the path are open. - Wear comfortable walking or running shoes, as the trails are long and it’s tempting to keep exploring. If you’re a runner, this is a perfect place to track laps without worrying about traffic. Families can bring kids, as the park is safe, clean, and stroller-friendly. Plan at least 1–2 hours to enjoy it fully, there are plenty of corners to discover.
MACALI Jr. John BoscoMACALI Jr. John Bosco
Stepping into Nyandungu Forest is like exhaling a breath you didn’t know you were holding. Hidden right within Kigali’s urban embrace, this lush sanctuary is a living, breathing testament to Rwanda’s deep respect for nature, conservation, and community healing. The moment you enter, the noise of the city fades away and is replaced by the rustle of reeds, the chirp of birds, and the gentle hum of wetland life. The walking and cycling trails are immaculately maintained, perfect for reflection or recreation. Whether you’re strolling alone or with friends, every turn gifts you with scenic views, migratory birds dipping across the water, medicinal gardens showcasing Rwanda’s rich herbal heritage, and artistic rest spots that call you to sit and soak in the beauty. What touches the soul most deeply is the park’s story: from a degraded wetland to a restored ecosystem. It’s not just a forest, it’s a second chance. A symbol of resilience and rebirth. Rwanda always finds a way to bloom, and Nyandungu is proof of that spirit. This place is for everyone, the tired, the joyful, the curious, and the dreamers. Bring your camera, bring your journal, or just bring your heart. Kigali may be known for its cleanliness and calm, but Nyandungu gives it a pulse of green magic. 🌱 Rating: 5/5 🕊️ Mood: Peaceful, Healing, Inspiring 📍 Must-Do: Try the medicinal garden walk. And don’t forget to visit during golden hour, it’s poetic!
Irene BizimanaIrene Bizimana
I have visited Nyandungu Eco Park Restaurant multiple times, both in the morning and afternoon, hoping for an improved experience, but the service keeps getting worse. The restaurant is consistently understaffed, leading to long delays in getting food. One major issue is that the staff seems to prioritize foreign customers due to their tipping culture while neglecting local visitors. On one occasion, I waited over 20 minutes just to receive a menu, then another 15 minutes before a server even took my order, and after that, an even longer wait for the food to arrive. When I attempted to cancel my order due to the excessive delay, the manager insisted I wait just a few more minutes. This morning, I visited with my wife for breakfast, and as I write this, we have been waiting for over 40 minutes without receiving anything. It’s incredibly frustrating, especially for such a beautiful location that has great potential. The only saving grace is that the food is good, but the terrible service completely overshadows that. Unless they improve their staffing and customer service, I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for a smooth and enjoyable dining experience.
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I visited Nyandungu Urban Wetland Eco-Tourism Park on a Saturday and loved it so much that I went back on Sunday, it’s now something I want to make a weekly ritual. The park is breathtaking, calm, and beautifully designed, with long stretches of greenery, walkways, and well-kept spaces that make you forget you’re still in Kigali. The entry fee is affordable: I paid 3,000 RWF as a foreigner with a visa. For Rwandan citizens and residents, the price is lower (around 1,000–2,000 RWF depending on the category), which makes it very accessible for everyone. It’s worth every franc for the experience. Getting there is easy, the park sits between Kimironko and Masoro, just a short drive from most parts of the city. There’s ample parking at the entrance, so arriving by car isn’t a problem. Inside, the walkways are smooth and safe, perfect for solo walks, family strolls, or jogging. You’ll find benches along the paths to rest, shaded areas to cool down, and plenty of spots to pause and take in the scenery. There are also clean facilities and a café where you can grab a drink after your walk. Walking through the wetland trails, watching families, runners, and nature lovers enjoy the space, I felt both relaxed and inspired. Nyandungu is a true escape inside the city and a reminder of Kigali’s commitment to green living and preserving nature. Highly recommended if you’re looking for peace, fitness, or quality time outdoors. Tips for first-time visitors: - Best time to go: early morning (for a quiet walk) or late afternoon (to enjoy the cooler breeze and softer light). - Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat if visiting during the day—there are shaded areas but large parts of the path are open. - Wear comfortable walking or running shoes, as the trails are long and it’s tempting to keep exploring. If you’re a runner, this is a perfect place to track laps without worrying about traffic. Families can bring kids, as the park is safe, clean, and stroller-friendly. Plan at least 1–2 hours to enjoy it fully, there are plenty of corners to discover.
Serah Kassim

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Stepping into Nyandungu Forest is like exhaling a breath you didn’t know you were holding. Hidden right within Kigali’s urban embrace, this lush sanctuary is a living, breathing testament to Rwanda’s deep respect for nature, conservation, and community healing. The moment you enter, the noise of the city fades away and is replaced by the rustle of reeds, the chirp of birds, and the gentle hum of wetland life. The walking and cycling trails are immaculately maintained, perfect for reflection or recreation. Whether you’re strolling alone or with friends, every turn gifts you with scenic views, migratory birds dipping across the water, medicinal gardens showcasing Rwanda’s rich herbal heritage, and artistic rest spots that call you to sit and soak in the beauty. What touches the soul most deeply is the park’s story: from a degraded wetland to a restored ecosystem. It’s not just a forest, it’s a second chance. A symbol of resilience and rebirth. Rwanda always finds a way to bloom, and Nyandungu is proof of that spirit. This place is for everyone, the tired, the joyful, the curious, and the dreamers. Bring your camera, bring your journal, or just bring your heart. Kigali may be known for its cleanliness and calm, but Nyandungu gives it a pulse of green magic. 🌱 Rating: 5/5 🕊️ Mood: Peaceful, Healing, Inspiring 📍 Must-Do: Try the medicinal garden walk. And don’t forget to visit during golden hour, it’s poetic!
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I have visited Nyandungu Eco Park Restaurant multiple times, both in the morning and afternoon, hoping for an improved experience, but the service keeps getting worse. The restaurant is consistently understaffed, leading to long delays in getting food. One major issue is that the staff seems to prioritize foreign customers due to their tipping culture while neglecting local visitors. On one occasion, I waited over 20 minutes just to receive a menu, then another 15 minutes before a server even took my order, and after that, an even longer wait for the food to arrive. When I attempted to cancel my order due to the excessive delay, the manager insisted I wait just a few more minutes. This morning, I visited with my wife for breakfast, and as I write this, we have been waiting for over 40 minutes without receiving anything. It’s incredibly frustrating, especially for such a beautiful location that has great potential. The only saving grace is that the food is good, but the terrible service completely overshadows that. Unless they improve their staffing and customer service, I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for a smooth and enjoyable dining experience.
Irene Bizimana

Irene Bizimana

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