Batwa and Bananas


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Published: December 16th 2007
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After 5 days in Kigali, we decided to sign up for a "community based" tour in Ruhengeri, about 2 hours north. We boarded a bus for $3 and off we went! The intention of the tour is the give travellers the chance to really meet Rwandans and experience true Rwandan culture. Day One - Street Kids Project After arriving in Ruhengeri we were taken to a project which helps male children who are not li... Read Full Entry



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13th March 2009

Beautiful trip ... and inspiring too ...
6th October 2009

love!
I love these photos and all the info, y'know I love the Batwa and the Mbuti tribes' culture. It looks like it was a lot of fun to visit Rwanda. Thank you for sharing!

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