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Rwanda & Burundi Travel & Road Map. The capital, based at the northern end of Lake Tanganyika, is a sleepy town that offers travelers all the mod-cons with hotels, shops, an airport and several embassies. The countryside is dotted with quaint villages where life carries on much as it has for centuries. Very easy to read map with five levels of road detail. A nice touch is the colour relief shading used to show changes in elevation. Includes an index of towns and cities.
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Central & East Africa Regional Travel map. One side of this map concentrates on the five countries of what is generally known as East Africa - Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, with bits of neighboring countries thrown in. The second side covers what has always been called Central Africa, probably because it was once British Central Africa. This is Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Malawi, with the northern half of Mozambique and the Okavango delta included, as well as a bit of DEM Congo. The map covers a vast portion of the African continent and includes a diverse ethnic and geographic reality.
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National Geographic's Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi AdventureMap is designed to meet the unique needs of adventure travelers with its durability and accurate information. This folded map provides global travelers with the perfect combination of detail and perspective, highlighting hundreds of points of interest and the diverse and unique destinations within the country.
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Rwanda is the world's premier gorilla-tracking destination and was made famous as the setting for the film Gorillas in the Mist. However, there is much to see beyond magical encounters with gorillas: Lake Kivu, the mountain-ringed inland sea; the immense Nyungwe Forest National Park with its chimpanzees, monkeys, and rare birds; and the wild savanna of Akagera National Park. This updated fourth edition lists the newest hotels, tours, activities, operators and information on how to track its famous mountain gorillas.
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East Africa is the Africa of childhood longings, a wild realm of extraordinary landscapes, peoples and wildlife in one of our planet’s most beautiful corners.
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