Situated along the border of Rwanda with Tanzania, Akagera National Park is the largest protected wetland in Africa and the last remaining refuge for savannah-adapted species in Rwanda. The park is characterized by vast open plains, low rising mountains, woodlands and swamps. Because of the varied terrain dominated by savannah grasslands, the park is home to abundant wildlife including zebras, lions, elephants and giraffes. Also there are hundreds of bird species and a huge population of hippos and crocodiles in the south of the park. Akagera National Park experiences cold, mild, warm weather which making exploring the park possible at any time of the year, average temperatures are relatively consistent over the year. Akagera’s largely open expanses is ideal for game viewing, visitors can also boat safaris on Lake Ihema and bird watching. The dry season in Akagera National Park starts from June to September, the park has two rainy seasons. The short rains from October to December and the long rains from March to May. In conclusion: Rwanda has long delighted travelers thanks to its vast greenery and tremendous wildlife. With moderate day temperatures, pleasurable conditions and nearly non-existent rainfall during the summer months of June to September.