On ground moving experience. An unforgetable one, out of the museum atmosphere. If you have Gaspard guiding you do not hesitate to openly ask questions. he is so open and so touching to reveal all his feelings and thoughts.

Impossibke to prepare for, impossible to forget. So sad and moving

Unless you are with friends who can drive you, this memorial is a little tricky to get to. Regardless, make every effort to get here. It's a small site, but critically important. Do not bring young children. I sincerely hope memorials such as this one will remain open. Without these graphic reminders, the reality of the genocide will be quickly... More

This was by far the most moving memorial I visited in Rwanda. The guides are survivors who lost almost their entire families and somehow manage to talk about it, day after day. They depend on your tips, so be generous.

We just visited this church last week after nearly 8 months in Kigali, and can't believe it took us so long for a site than is less than 30 min outside the capital (but a little off the beaten path). After men and boys fended off attackers for nearly a week on an adjacent hilltop, 5,000 women and children died... More

The Ntamara Genocide memorial has left me speechless. It was terrible to see how cruel people can be, but it was an experience that I will never fotget. The guide was very friendly and helpful. Absolutely wonderful drive there from Kigali, well worth the $70 it costs to get there with a taxi.

I have never been so moved as I was when I visited Ntarama church. I found it even more upsetting than Nyamata, perhaps because our guide had lived through the genocide himself and honestly shared his story. He truly is an outstanding man! The church is however not somewhere for the faint hearted to visit - there are still blood... More

This really is worth a visit. Very moving experience, and very different from the exhibition you will see in Kigali itself. You can combine a trip to Ntarama with Nyamata as they are only a short drive from each other, and both about 30 minutes cab ride from Kigali. This is a must.

A very sad place, but necessary to visit to understand what happened in Rwanda in 1994.