A reconstructed village showcasing traditional Rwandan architecture, crafts, and lifestyles, providing visitors with a hands-on experience of rural life and cultural practices in Rwanda's history.

The former residence of the Rwandan king, offering a glimpse into royal life and governance, with preserved rooms, furniture, and artifacts that illustrate the daily routines and ceremonies of the monarchy.

The expansive grounds surrounding the king's palace, featuring gardens, pathways, and historical landmarks that reflect the royal lifestyle and architectural style of the Rwandan monarchy.

Cultural performances showcasing traditional Rwandan dances, including Intore, featuring rhythmic movements, colorful costumes, and storytelling through dance and music.

Displaying ceremonial drums used in royal rituals and cultural performances, symbolizing the kingdom's musical traditions and the importance of drumming in Rwandan culture.

Exhibiting a collection of ancient artifacts, tools, and pottery that highlight Rwanda's rich cultural heritage and historical evolution, offering insights into daily life and craftsmanship.

Sacred grounds where Rwandan kings and queens are laid to rest, featuring royal tombs, traditional burial rituals, and a serene atmosphere of reverence and cultural significance.

A historical museum showcasing the traditional architecture and artifacts of the Rwandan monarchy, including royal regalia, ceremonial items, and insights into the kingdom's governance.