Really enjoyed the musical intro and outro. Interesting instruments. I looked up of course and I think the former is an inanga while the latter is an iningiri. Very cool. 🇷🇼
Murakaza Neza ( Welcome) & Niheza (Welcome). Thank for the appreciation you have for Rwanda and for our culture! We look forward to having ikivuguto (fermented milk) and ikijumba (sweet potatoe).
Glad your family enjoyed the village! It must be fun place for children. For Europeans especially for Northern Europeans I would say the village is maybe cathered towards American taste. I'm used to cultural villages where you can wander in your own pace. You can stay as short or long time as you want. The focus is on an accurate historical information. Here it's a big show from start to finish, there is always many people around you and it can feel a bit much..especially if just two persons in your group. The goal of the Gorilla Guardians village is a very important one but to us it felt too much like a tourist trap because there was a constant push to spend more money. First you pay entrance, then there is beer sold, then you are asked to donate, then you should tip and then we had 3-4 pushing us to buy something at the shop. It was our own fault though as we went there just based on guide's suggestion and had not researched the village beforehand. I actually heard Gorilla CENTER so I was picturing something way different 😂😂
Rwanda culture is so rich😊🇷🇼🌍
Jocelyn is beaming! What a neat experience! 😊
I definitely want to go to Africa someday. Rwanda looks nice.
I wonder how safe it would be ...
@@Nature_with_Peter_Kane th-cam.com/video/PpX49xoMzlw/w-d-xo.html
The video on how safe rwanda is
@@coolpiraterapstar Thank you
@@Nature_with_Peter_Kane Rwanda is the safest country in Africa.
One of the absolute best experiences in all my travels around the world!!
Your boys must be having one of the best childhoods ever. :)
Really enjoyed the musical intro and outro. Interesting instruments. I looked up of course and I think the former is an inanga while the latter is an iningiri. Very cool. 🇷🇼
Murakaza Neza ( Welcome) & Niheza (Welcome). Thank for the appreciation you have for Rwanda and for our culture! We look forward to having ikivuguto (fermented milk) and ikijumba (sweet potatoe).
It sounds like one of those places that change you forever.
Yes!!!
That's awesome, another place for my list.
We loved Rwanda
Glad your family enjoyed the village! It must be fun place for children.
For Europeans especially for Northern Europeans I would say the village is maybe cathered towards American taste. I'm used to cultural villages where you can wander in your own pace. You can stay as short or long time as you want. The focus is on an accurate historical information.
Here it's a big show from start to finish, there is always many people around you and it can feel a bit much..especially if just two persons in your group.
The goal of the Gorilla Guardians village is a very important one but to us it felt too much like a tourist trap because there was a constant push to spend more money. First you pay entrance, then there is beer sold, then you are asked to donate, then you should tip and then we had 3-4 pushing us to buy something at the shop.
It was our own fault though as we went there just based on guide's suggestion and had not researched the village beforehand.
I actually heard Gorilla CENTER so I was picturing something way different 😂😂
You should consider visiting (the country of) Georgia!
A awesome trip ! 💗👍
This is unrelated to this video, but have you ever been to Egypt?? If not, do you have any plans to go??
A giant gorilla dog thing that ate one kid already!
Wow! You know the place is special if Jocelyn gets on camera. 😍😍😍
I loved every single moment in Rwanda!
Simply Jocelyn I’m so glad to hear it. 😊 Can you recommend a place to stay? Thank you!
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Good video, Thanks!