No one dares to go to the most open country

Rwanda is the most open country and no one dares to go there.

Rwanda has beautiful scenery, fresh air and pristine natural landscapes. The famous Volcanoes National Park and rare animals, mountain gorillas, are its beautiful tourism business cards. Logically speaking, it should be very popular among travel enthusiasts, but many people say they dare not go. In order to vigorously develop the post-war economy in Rwanda, the Rwandan government announced a comprehensive visa-on-arrival policy for all countries in the world. This is unique in the world, so Rwanda is known as the most open country in the world.

At the same time, as one of the poorest countries in the world, its economic and living conditions are very difficult. Coupled with years of civil war, the domestic security situation is relatively chaotic. Although tourism resources are very rich, many travel friends said that if the most basic safety during the journey is not guaranteed, then who would dare to go? They even said that such a country with chaotic public security would not dare to go even if it is free. of.

Attractions in Rwanda

1. Kagera National Park. Kagera National Park is the largest wildlife reserve in Rwanda. It is located in the northeastern region of the country. It is famous for its beautiful scenery, pleasant climate and rare wild animals. It is a famous tourist attraction in Rwanda. The park was built in 1934 and covers an area of ??2,500 square kilometers, accounting for almost 1/10 of the land area. There are a huge number and variety of wild animals in the park, including elephants, rhinos, zebras, giraffes, hippos, wild buffalo, pythons, silver-nosed monkeys, leopards, lions, crocodiles, baboons, etc.

2. Rwanda Volcanoes National Park. In Rwanda Volcanoes National Park, there are colorful birds singing gracefully, rare golden monkeys chirping, and there are scattered tracks left by bison and wild elephants unique to this mountainous area. And through the gaps in the tall and lush jungle leaves, spectacular peaks are looming. Although these are among the highest peaks in Africa, they make you feel close at hand in an instant, calling tourists to climb.