Tour comunitario local de Ruanda (café, pueblo cultural, comida local)

Great tour of Rwandan culture I really enjoyed the food and learning about the culture

Tour guides were friendly and it was great to see a village. The tour was a little shorter than what I was told but overall great.

I was picked up at my hotel by a taxi driver who took me about 45 minutes outside of Kigali. There I was meant by two guides and we walked through a village discussing farming, land, and culture in the village. We ended up at a privately owned Cultural center at the top of the village. It was relatively new and parts were still under construction. There we had coffee, visited a replica traditional house, and they showed some traditional tools. We then peeled root vegetables and cooked them for lunch over a charcoal fire. They also served locally made banana beer/wine. It was very chill, we mostly sat around waiting for the tubers to cook. The guides were knowledgeable, but mostly responded to my questions rather than initiating stories . So this is a good tour for someone who is interested in learning about village culture and doesn’t mind being a little assertive in asking questions and asking to see things.

This tour was a wonderful experience and very educational. My guide, Serge, was friendly, knowledgeable, and easy to get along with. He made sure I was taken care of and comfortable throughout the day. The village community we visited was welcoming and I learned a lot! I especially enjoyed watching the dance troupe and learning how local women weave baskets. If you are travelling through Kigali, you need to do this tour!!

Serge was a great guide, but I think it's overpriced for what's included. However, I'd still recommend it, the drumming lesson was definitely a highlight of my trip.

Our Community Experience Tour was great! If you visit Rwanda, you should have this experience. Our guide, Serge, was clearly familiar with the village we visited. There was no uncomfortable sense of voyeurism. We started with a survey of local cottage industries which were notable for their particular skills. We also purchased some of their products...huge win! We then roasted our own local coffee and sweetened it with local honey. We enjoyed a dance from the local dance troupe...so much fun! Finally, we cooked some food in the local style and enjoyed a meal of local cuisine and banana beer. (We enjoyed the banana beer...we'll try to get some once we get home.) This was a great experience and very rewarding to learn the local culture.

Today's Kigali Rural Tour Three outstanding cultural interpreters Cross-use French, English, and Rwanda To me, a traveler in a foreign land Describe how unique the country’s culture is Serge placid lvan Ferdinand Thanks to them for allowing me to experience Coffee making, country walks, traditional food, community dancing Being a Rwandan living in a rural area

It was wonderful experience. I got to opportunity to explore the real Rwanda. I observed the local culture, food, dance and many more. The tour guide was so good. It was real value for my money.

The hike was awesome, Mr Serge is the best tour guide I’ve seen so far, I all recommend RwagasaboSafaritour company, Thx

We had Mt Jali Hike with Rwagasabo safaris but it was so fantastic. Hike was in Group we meet new people and local people. We had local food & we experience same material Rwandan citizens used in Long year ago. This Hike it was so amazing. After Hike we taken Lunch that was prepared in traditional style