Rusumo falls

The Rusumo waterfall is located near the Tanzania-Rwanda border along the Kagera River. This waterfall is beside some of the most amazing ones, including Chutes Rusumo and Amazi Isumo. It is a prominent waterfall and has a fascinating history, particularly in relation to the 1994 Rwandan genocide. As the dead corpses were jammed beneath the bridge, most persons who were trying to flee passed under Rusumo Falls. Amazi Isumo is an incredible waterfall in and of itself since it is located in one of Rwanda's most beautiful regions. The lonely planet is another name for this amazing region.

Despite its modest size, the waterfall has great strength on its own and stands alone, giving weekend travelers to Rwanda a romantic sense. The Rusumo waterfalls are around 15 meters long and 40 meters wide. These amazing waterfalls were created on Precambrian quartzophyllites and schists. They also served as the meeting point for the first Europeans who arrived in Rwanda in the early 1894s, when German count Gustav Adolf Von Gotzen first encountered people from Tanzania. He then traveled to Lake Kivu's shoreline and the Mwami's palace in Nyanza.

Belgians also arrived in Rwanda via these waterfalls when they took over the nation during World War One. The grounds around the Rusumo Falls are carefully protected, and there are a number of lodges and hotels that provide the greatest lodging options for visitors on a safari in Rwanda. Visitors can participate in a variety of activities that provide life-changing experiences. The most impressive ones are hiking and mountain climbing, both of which provide breath-taking gorilla vistas. The surrounding surroundings are also the ideal location for camping excursions and a variety of camping services that fit the needs of visitors. In addition to their amazing activities, the waterfalls provide the most breathtaking vistas and the loud thunder that is unheard nowhere in Rwanda.

Location: The Rusumo border with Tanzania, Rusumo, Rwanda