02 Aug
02Aug

It's Thursday night here in Musanze. I am writing this post from Red Rocks Cultural Center. The establishment offers a wide range of cultural experiences, but that's a story for another day. Tonight, all I need is accommodation in a serene environment.

Speaking of accommodation, the center encompasses cottages, hostels, and safari tents. Also found on the premises is a spacious ground  used by traditional campers. I have chosen to have a deluxe camping experience. Also known as glamorous camping or simply glamping, this type of accommodation enables tourists to camp without compromising the comfort of modern bedrooms.  

My tent has a comfortable bed, electricity, and a private bathroom. The set-up blends the flair of outdoor life with a little bit of luxury, which is exactly what I need. Moore and more tourists, myself included, are turning to glamping in pursuit of a fusion of comfort and simplicity. 

More and more tourists are turning to glamping in pursuit of comfort and simplicity

As mentioned above, this is a cultural village. Unfortunately, I won't be able to indulge in cultural activities this weekend. I have planned a long trek to the confluence of Mukungwa and Nyabarongo rivers. After this physically taxing outing, I will sleep like a baby for about ten hours. After all, I have a comfortable bed to utilize.

Over the next two days, I will be sharing my latest experiences in Musanze right here. Stay tuned. Good things are meant to be shared, and my Musanze recollections are no exception. 

Meanwhile, I have an announcement to make: My next book club session will feature a new book titled Magical Musanze. While in-person spots are fully booked, I extend an invitation to virtual participants from anywhere in the world. If you are interested in participating, reach out via contact details provided on this site. 

Glamping blends the flair of outdoor life with a little bit of luxury.