In the heart of Volcanoes National Park, a tradition unlike any other unfolds each year. Kwita Izina is a celebration of life, where newborn gorillas are given their names in a powerful ceremony that brings together people from all corners of the world. As the community gathers, stories of conservation efforts are shared, performances fill the air, and the deep connection between humanity and wildlife is celebrated. It’s a moment that speaks to Rwanda’s unwavering dedication to protecting these magnificent creatures and the future they share with the land.

In the stunning town of Rubavu, the Ironman 70.3 Rwanda invites athletes from across the globe to push their limits against the backdrop of Lake Kivu’s shimmering waters. The race begins with a refreshing swim in the lake, followed by a breathtaking bike ride through rolling landscapes, and a lakeside run that offers unparalleled views. Beyond the race, the event pulses with local culture, music, and vibrant festivities, giving spectators a chance to dive into Rwanda’s heart. It’s a celebration of endurance, exploration, and the rise of Rwanda as a must-visit destination for sports tourism.

Every year, Kigali comes alive with the spirit of peace and unity as the International Peace Marathon takes to the city’s green hills. Runners of all levels, from seasoned athletes to first-timers in the fun run, lace up to take part in an event that transcends competition. As they race through the streets, they’re not just running, they’re part of a journey that honors Rwanda’s incredible path of reconciliation and resilience. The streets are filled with cheering crowds, music, and an undeniable energy that turns the marathon into a powerful message of hope. It’s more than a race; it’s a celebration of strength, progress, and the shared future ahead.