After discovering Namibia on the first stage of his 'back to my roots' trip to Africa, Lewis Hamilton has moved on to Rwanda, located in the central part of the African continent.
Accompanied by a group of close friends, the seven-time F1 world champion hiked through remote villages where they were greeted by chanting children – who likely did not know who he was – before making their way to a more distant area to observe the mountain gorillas of Rwanda.
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