Nyanza Rukari

Did you know? Like humans, every cow is unique, and possesses different personality traits – some are brave, some shy, some curious and some cuddly! We are UMURAGE ECO SAFARIS !! They all have distinct likes and dislikes, and can experience emotions ranging from pain and sadness to pure happiness. A number of studies have also revealed that cows depend on each other for emotional support. For example, cows have been shown to be less stressed when handled by humans if allowed to be in physical contact with or even just see their herd mates.

Meet cows especially long horned cows in Rwanda with us as UMURAGE ECO SAFARIS.

Butare Museum

Butare Museum was initially established by local enthusiasts as the Umtali Museum Society in 1954, before becoming a National Museum in 1959 and will always be indebted for its most spectacular collection of vintage cars, motorbikes and wagons, coaches and steam engines donated to the Museum by local enthusiastic

Butare is picturesquely situated in the foothills of the Eastern Highlands sprawling up the sides of Christmas Pass. It has been known for its wide streets lined with flowering trees, three public parks, a museum (1954), and the Turner Memorial Library (1902).

Nyanza Kings palace

The King’s Palace, located in Rwanda’s Nyanza ya Butare district, was the traditional seat of Rwanda’s kingdom. This historical location was of key importance during the colonial era.