Kibeho is highly considered by believers as a place of pilgrimage and encounter for all who seek Christ and who come there to pray, a fundamental center of conversion, of reparation for the sins of the world and of reconciliation, a point of meeting for all who were dispersed, as for those who aspire to the values of compassion and fraternity without borders. Today the site is host to pilgrims throughout the year with two majors dates dominating the calendar – Assumption Day (15th August) and 28th November (the anniversary of the Virgin Mary’s appearance).

The National Ethnographic museum is a very rich exhibition of theg the ancient Rwandan lifestyle covering agriculture, hunting, animal husbandry, weaving, pottery, woodwork and architecture.