In the heart of the lush Rwandan countryside lies the village of Bigogwe, where tradition is woven into the fabric of daily life. Here, amidst rolling hills and vibrant greenery, a unique practice called "Gukaniza urukana" has been passed down through generations, preserving the essence of community and simplicity.

This idea launched on 29th July after world nature conservation day. IBERE RYA BIGOGWE TOURISM COMPANY launched ” We have an idea, how do you think if every tourist who visits Bigogwe plants one tree? And that tree have to be Rwandan indigenous tree! ‘ONE TOURIST ONE TREE

Ngabo Karegeya is a charismatic and entrepreneurial individual from the rural region of Bigogwe in Rwanda. He developed a deep passion for cows and the natural beauty of his home, the green hills of Bigogwe. Growing up in a pastoral community, Ngabo likely learned the traditional ways of herding and caring for cows from an early age.