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You can admire Rwanda from afar, but to truly feel its beauty, you need to experience it up close. At Tiloreza Volcanoes Ecolodge, we offer more than just a place to stay—we invite you to wake up with nature, explore the culture, and feel the warmth of the Rwandan spirit, all from the heart of the Volcanoes region.

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A short story about TILOREZA

Tiloreza Volcanoes Ecolodge is an intimate hotel situated in the Volcanoes National Park region of Rwanda. First and foremost, we believe that you should be comfortable on your journey. That is why we pride ourselves on providing unsurpassed customer service in a warm and inviting setting. But if you want more, we can provide that as well. Whether you would like to trek to see the majestic mountain gorilla, encounter the playful golden monkey, immerse yourself in a cultural excursion, or just sit by the pool, we are here to provide for you.

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Home, But Better

Discover the perfect blend of comfort and nature at the foot of the Virunga mountains. Our eco-friendly retreat offers a peaceful escape, surrounded by lush gardens and Rwandan charm—ideal for guests looking to relax, reconnect, and explore the wonders of Volcanoes National Park.

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Mountain Gorilla Trek

There are travel moments that move you — and then there are moments that change you. Encountering mountain gorillas in their natural habitat is one of those rare, transformative experiences. You may have witnessed majestic wildlife before — buffalo roaming Yellowstone, or elephants crossing the Serengeti — but nothing compares to the quiet intensity of locking eyes with a mountain gorilla. These extraordinary creatures are more than just wildlife; they are our closest living relatives, sharing nearly 97% of our DNA.

As of 2023, just over 1,000 mountain gorillas remain on Earth, all of them living in the wild. This marks a hopeful recovery from a population of around 600 in the 1990s — thanks to decades of conservation efforts. Still, the species remains critically endangered, and each sighting is not only a privilege but a powerful reminder of what’s at stake.

To stand in their presence is to witness resilience, vulnerability, and a shared thread of life that binds us. It’s not just an adventure — it’s a call to protect something truly irreplaceable.

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