7 Things to do Good for Couples in Democratic Republic of the Congo That You Shouldn't Miss

October 25, 2021 Moriah Teneyck

Coordinates: 2°52′48″S 23°39′22″E / 2.88°S 23.656°E / -2.88; 23.656
Restaurants in Democratic Republic of the Congo

1. Mount Nyiragongo

21 Gm, Goma Democratic Republic of the Congo [email protected]
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Mount Nyiragongo

Nyiragongo is a beautiful stratovolcano that features the world’s largest lava lake. Treks to the summit of Nyiragongo volcano begin at the Kibati patrol post. Park rangers lead all treks and porters (unaffiliated with the park) are available for hire. The time required to reach the summit depends on the average fitness of each group, but typically takes 4 – 6 hours.

Reviewed By Clever-eyes

This is a definite bucket list activity. No where else in my travels have I seen a scene where you are staring at fire but freezing in the same moment

2. Kasitu Eco Tours

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Kasitu Eco Tours

Our primary goal is to promote a high-quality visitor experience in an environment which benefits an increasing number of local people directly, as our partners, yet without compromising the very assets upon which the destination depends; namely, a spectacularly beautiful natural environment amid a largely unspoilt cultural environment

3. Ubuntu Voyages

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Ubuntu Voyages

Ubuntu Voyages offers opportunities for people from different cultures and backgrounds to meet and connect, to strengthen and spread the philosophy of Ubuntu through tourism; and to go beyond psychological and geographical barriers between people for common interest of happiness in living and working together for a sustainable development; and finally to promote African values.

4. Virunga National Park

Goma Democratic Republic of the Congo [email protected] http://visitvirunga.org
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Virunga National Park

Virunga National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, on the border of Uganda and Rwanda. Virunga is Africa’s oldest national park and is also the continent’s most biologically diverse protected area. The park’s 7800 square kilometers (3000 square miles) includes forests, savannas, lava plains, swamps, erosion valleys, active volcanoes, and the glaciated peaks of the Rwenzori mountains. Virunga is home to about a quarter of the world’s critically endangered mountain gorillas. The park’s two other Great Ape species, eastern lowland Grauer’s gorillas and chimpanzees, make Virunga the only park in the world to host three taxa of Great Apes. Another prominent inhabitant of the park is the Okapi, an endangered species that resembles a zebra but is more closely related to the giraffe. Large colonies of hippopotami, forest and savanna elephants, lions, and numerous rare bird species can also be found in the park.

Reviewed By RossanaA_11 - Miami Beach, United States

My husband and I just returned from a week-long trip to DRC. We did two gorilla treks in Virunga National Park during our visit. The experience was amazing. We visited two gorilla families - each with babies and multiple silverbacks. The gorillas were active and we were able to see them eat, interact with each other, breastfeed their babies, and generally move about the park. We felt completely safe the entire time we were there as the ranger guide, Julian, and trackers were very knowledgeable and obviously comfortable with the gorilla families. I hope to be able to visit again soon! It was an incredibly rewarding and memorable experience.

5. Lola ya Bonobo

Les Petites Chutes de la Lukaya, Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo http://www.lolayabonobo.org
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Lola ya Bonobo

Reviewed By SleeplessinSD - San Diego, United States

We had the great pleasure to spend five nights as visitors to this remarkable sanctuary. It is impossible to overstate the importance of the work going on here to rescue orphaned bonobos and integrate them into successful communities. The residential facilities are beautiful, and the meals were superb. As a destination for day visitors, Lola ya Bonobo also offers a chance to observe bonobos and learn about their great importance -- not to mention the fact that the grounds are very beautiful. Anyone who has a chance to visit -- whether for a few hours or days -- should not miss it.

6. Jardin Botanique de Kisantu

BP 108 Inkisi-Kisantu, Kisantu Democratic Republic of the Congo +243 817 798 139 http://www.kisantu.net/
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Jardin Botanique de Kisantu

7. Kivu Travel

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Kivu Travel

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