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Jambo, fellow adventurers! So, you're a last-minute traveler, eh? The thrill of the unknown calls, and Akagera National Park in Rwanda during the high season (summer/fall) is your siren song. Excellent choice! Just be warned, this is peak season – expect crowds and higher prices.

The weather? Think glorious sunshine, warm days perfect for game drives, and pleasantly cool evenings ideal for storytelling around a crackling campfire (bring mosquito repellent, though – those little blighters are tenacious!). You'll be sharing the park with a diverse crowd – fellow adventurers, families, and maybe a few honeymooners trying to avoid the crowds (good luck with that!).

Now, the cost. Let's be realistic. A last-minute trip means you might snag some deals, but expect to pay a premium for park entry (around $40-$50 per person per day). Accommodation? Ranging from budget-friendly campsites (from $20 a night) to luxurious lodges ($300+ per night). Think carefully about your budget here.

Food in Akagera is a delightful mix of Rwandan and international cuisine. Expect to spend around $15-$25 per day on food, depending on your choices. Try the local staple, matooke (steamed plantains) – it's delicious! Local restaurants offer tasty and affordable meals, while lodges cater to more refined palates (at a price, of course).

Transportation within the park is crucial. Game drives are your best bet, and prices vary depending on the vehicle and duration. Expect to pay $100-$200 for a full-day guided game drive. Getting to Akagera might involve a domestic flight or a long drive – factor that into your budget. Internal transport could add another $50-$150 to your trip, depending on your choices.

Rwandan culture is rich and vibrant. You'll see traditional dance and music, often featuring drums and intricate steps. People are generally friendly and welcoming, but remember to be respectful of local customs. Learn a few basic Kinyarwanda phrases – it goes a long way! Though the architecture is a blend of modern and traditional, you'll find the landscape to be the true star of the show. Expect to see lush greenery, rolling hills, and stunning views.

Popular plants include acacia trees and various flowering shrubs. You'll spot various animals, from the iconic lions and elephants to hippos, zebras, and an incredible variety of birds. Remember: your safety is paramount. Always stay with your guide during game drives, and never approach wild animals.

So, the grand total? A last-minute trip to Akagera National Park during high season for a 5-day/4-night trip (including park entry, accommodation, food, transport and activities) could easily cost you between $800 and $2000 per person (or much more for a luxurious experience). This is a rough estimate and can vary greatly depending on your choices. Always book in advance, especially your accommodation.

Now go forth and conquer, my intrepid traveler! Enjoy the adventure, and remember to send me a postcard (and some photos!). Safe travels!