Rwanda Traditional Art and Culture. The People and Tribal groups, The Rwanda War and Slaughter, Economy, Information Tourism. Rwanda is More than a Safari Destination but a Triumph over Hatred Rwanda Today you are welcome by the land of a thousand hills and a millions smiles meeting some of the friendliest people in all of Africa. 1994 for 100 days the Machete, the Gun, Violence, Death was the rule of the day for 100 days as terror and genocide swept the land of a thousands hills and in those days resulting in a million dead. As one arrives in Rwanda on Safari one is met by roads that are without potholes, towns and cities that rank among the cleanest in Africa, traffic lights that work and officials that do not take bribes, Kigali a city that is simply thriving, growing and becoming one of the most modern capitals in Africa. There are a few reminders of those 100 days of death and destruction unless you visit one of Rwanda’s sacred places the sacred places of Rwanda the Genocide Memorials that are show this and future generations as to what can take place when people are incited to leave behind all decency and throw away the moral compass within and allow hatred to rule individuals and a nation such as Rwanda in 1994