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Kigali, Rwanda
Rwanda's capital spreads across multiple hills, each offering panoramic views of the surrounding green landscape. The Kigali Genocide Memorial is the city's most important site, a sobering and essential visit that honors the victims of the 1994 genocide. Beyond this, Kigali is a surprisingly forward-looking city — car-free zones, monthly community clean-up days, and a ban on plastic bags keep the streets immaculate. The Kimironko Market is the best place to experience everyday Rwandan life, while the Inema Arts Center showcases contemporary Rwandan art. The Nyamirambo neighborhood, the city's oldest and most diverse area, offers walking tours led by local women's cooperatives.
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Kigali's hills are steep — pace yourself, and remember that motorcycle taxis (motos) can carry you uphill between neighborhoods.
June through September is the main dry season with comfortable temperatures; December through February is another dry period.