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During , receives between 25,000-30,000 visitors. Religious tourists and pilgrims flock from across the , including , , , , , and .

During low season, Kibeho receives approximately 100 religious tourists a week, mostly from , , and .

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has been a pilgrimage destination for since the appeared on 28th November 1981. The focal point is Kibeho , where the faithful receive .

Today the site is host to pilgrims throughout the year with two majors dates dominating the calendar – Day (15th August) and 28th November (the of the Virgin Mary’s appearance).

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Ideally positioned in the centre of , extends across several hills and valleys, with good road links to the rest of the country. The verdant capital city is pleasantly low-key yet dynamic and progressive, with just over one million inhabitants.

First-time visitors to the bustling and colorful centre often remark how clean the streets are, a matter of pride across every community throughout the country.

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Over 1,100 recorded , 345 and 85 known , including 13 of Africa’s primates – notably, , black-and-white colobus, and L’Hoest’s monkeys – are found in this exceptional landscape.

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is one of the oldest in , and the expanse of in , covering 1,019 km2 of dense Afromontane forests, bamboo-covered slopes, grasslands, and wetlands. The feeds two of the world’s largest rivers, the and the , and provides a significant portion of Rwanda’s freshwater.