Hotel Baobab Kigali

BP 1406 Kigali, Rwanda

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A Comfortable Start

A travel blog entry by sps5032

... allowing ample time for watching movies which, on this particular occasion, were not as bad as usual.

My first reaction to Kigali was that it was warm (80s during day, 60s at night), and smelled something like smoke from a fire, which I promptly associated with a smell in India of burning matter, although not putrid here. We waited for about 30 minutes in line to get through customs and I received my visa stamp after satisfying the questioner. All of ...

Rwanda rebuilding

A travel blog entry by grahamyoung

... kilometer of roadside must have had a hundred people on it. The hills were also covered with the terraced agriculture we had come across in Southwestern Uganda.

From the moment we entered the country we were made to feel welcome by the locals, they have always been polite and often keen to help us find our way around (without asking for money which has been very common elsewhere so far). Kigali as a city is clean (the first Saturday of every month government shuts ...

My life as a Volunteer in Rwanda

A travel blog entry by homeworkfilms

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... stretch out. At
Schiphol I grabbed a quick bite and managed to leave my cell phone in
the cafeteria. 10 minutes later I scrambled back to the location
frantically searching for the device. Fortunately there was a good
Samaritan who had it waiting for me. I soon jumped onto a plane
heading for Kigali, Rwanda.

19 hours after taking off from Calgary
I arrived in Kigali at about 8 PM local time Monday night. The first
thing I notice upon landing was how ...

First Day in Kigali

A travel blog entry by dmarek

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... and bedroom. Tonight we are using the mosquito net...I got several stings while outside eating our supermarket dinner and chatting with some of the tour members. On our way out to the center of town, we changed some money at an unfavorable, but convenient, rate at the Beausejour.

Once out and walking along Airport Blvd to the city center, we asked to make sure we were on the right path and were convinced by a gentleman that we should take the bus. We ...

Hotel Rwanda - the most expensive swim EVER.

A travel blog entry by ajm56

... hold more than 3 single beds and a pile of single mattresses. A tiny, 3 month-old baby who had been found at the side of the road, slept on one of the beds, without a mosquito net. I immediately pulled mine out of my bag and gave it to the director to use for as many of the children as it could cover. I haven’t needed it yet and sure I won’t use it, so it seems a little selfish to keep it when I already have built-in mosquito nets in my tent.

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