Kigali’s first ever restored wetland. | Visiting Hours : 6 AM - 9 PM CAT. | Reach out for inquiries: +250792052303, +250792052475 | Book a visit now 👇🏽
Nature does more than we see. 🌿💧 Discover how Nyandungu Eco-Park’s wetlands help protect Kigali, manage rainfall, and support biodiversity.
From absorbing excess rainwater to filtering pollutants and providing habitats for wildlife,
Artist Olu Oguibe shares the story behind Soil & Water: Kigali Crossing at Nyandungu Eco-Park, exploring community, belonging, and the human spirit through public art.
📍 Soil & Water Kigali Crossing is at Nyandungu Eco-Park Until 31 March 2027#SoilAndWater
#KigaliCrossing
A few days ago, we welcomed global peace walker Saddam S. Alaya to Nyandungu Eco-Park! 🚶♂️🌍
He enjoyed bird watching along our restored wetlands before continuing his 23,000km trek, praising Rwanda’s warm hospitality. Safe journey, Saddam! ✨
#NyandunguEcoPark#VisitRwanda
discovering, and creatives finding inspiration.
Every visit is different, and every visitor adds to what makes Nyandungu Eco-Park special. Thank you for choosing us as your place to connect, explore, create, and enjoy nature.
Your place in nature awaits. 💚
#NyandunguEcoPark
At Nyandungu Eco-Park, everyone finds their own place in nature. 🌿
As we conclude Customer Service Week, we celebrate the many ways our visitors experience the park, from families spending time together and wellness seekers recharging to nature lovers exploring, birdwatchers
Happy Customer Service Week! 🎉 To say thank you, enjoy 50% OFF all park activities & entrance fees on October 9th (6 AM – 2 PM).
Plus, grab a complimentary lemonade at our kiosks! 🍋✨
📍 Nyandungu Eco-Park
#NyandunguEcoPark#NyandunguExperience#Kigali#visitrwanda
Last week, students from GS Gitagara, EP Gasharu, GS Gasogi, and EP Rwiza visited Nyandungu Eco-Park to see wetland water filtration in action 🌿💧
Seeing the restored ecosystem firsthand brought their classroom lessons to life. 🌍✨
#NyandunguExperience#NyandunguEcoPark
MEET IO MAKANDAL
Ecological artist from South Africa, Io Makandal (@iomakandal) works with plants, fungi, soil, and effective micro-organisms as active collaborators in her practice. Using non-invasive, nature-based interventions, her work explores organic transformation, ecological restoration, and our deep relationship with the environment.
As an artist in residence for Soil & Water: Kigali Crossing, @iomakandal has been inspired by Nyandungu Eco-Park, Kigali, inviting audiences to co-create Bokashi mud balls infused with beneficial micro-organisms to help naturally restore and digest toxins in the park's waterways.
Soil & Water: Kigali Crossing exhibition is open at Nyandungu Eco-Park until March 2027, prepared by Nirox Foundation in partnership with Nyandungu Eco-Park.
#SoilAndWater #KigaliCrossing #IoMakandal #NyandunguEcoPark #NiroxFoundation #VisitRwanda
Early this morning we took an incredible group on a 4 km hike through the park, learning and laughing as we went, with lots of questions along the way, all while soaking in the deep, lush green around us. We finished with a gentle, still yoga session right under the bamboo trees, and it was pure magic. Everyone got a moment to pause and breathe together, and we left feeling truly grounded.
Moments like this, brought together by @livewellrwanda, show what happens when a community gets moving in nature. 💚🌿
#NyandunguEcoPark #LiveWellRwanda #YogaInNature #MindfulCommunity #VisitRwanda
This afternoon, we spent time exploring the wetlands with students from Remera Academy.
As we walked alongside the ponds, the group learned how swamp ecosystems naturally filter water and observed the incredible variety of bird species living throughout the park. While textbooks explain ecological functions, seeing a restored wetland in action helps build a personal connection to the landscape reminding us why caring for our environment starts with understanding it firsthand.
#NyandunguExperience #NyandunguEcoPark #VisitRwanda #EnvironmentalEducation #WetlandConservation
Earlier today, students from E.P. Munini, E.P. Jurwe, E.P. Cyaruzinge, and G.S. Kanombe joined us for a morning session in the park to connect directly with the living landscape. Walking the wetlands and ponds, they learned about environmental conservation, observed how swamps naturally filter water, and discovered the diverse bird species that call the park home. Science teaches us how these ecosystems work, but moments like this remind us that nature is not just a resource, but the very rhythm of our shared life.
#NyandunguExperience #NyandunguEcoPark #VisitRwanda
#EnvironmentalEducation #WetlandConservation