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NederlandsBurundi: discover an unknown country
Once considered one of the most unstable countries in the world, Burundi is now moving forward into its potential as an ecotourism hotspot. Being one of the most unknown countries in the world also means that Burundi is also one of the most authentic places to experience. This small landlocked country in East Africa is characterised by its rolling hills, vibrant green highlands, and the tranquil shores of Lake Tanganyika. Burundi offers a breathtaking blend of misty mountains, lush forests, and fertile valleys. Burundi’s natural beauty combined with its rich cultural heritage makes it an unforgettable destination.
We’ll explore 2 countries; Burundi and Rwanda, all in one big leap. Highlights: See the famous mountain gorillas, learn about the dark history of Rwanda and discover one of Africa’s most unknown countries: Burundi.
A quick private tour through Burundi. Highlights: Rusizi National Park, Lake Tanganyika, and Karera Falls.
Burundi
Name: Republic of Burundi
Capital: Gitega
Population: 13.4 million
Surface area: 27,830 km²
Language: Rundi and French
Neighbouring countries: Rwanda, Tanzania, DRC
Bujumbura
Embark on a cultural journey in the vibrant capital city of Bujumbura, where the Livingstone-Stanley Monument commemorates the historic meeting of two explorers searching for the source of the Nile. Nearby, the Independence Hero Mausoleum honours the sacrifices made for Burundi’s freedom, while the Unity Monument symbolises peace and reconciliation. Together, these landmarks offer a glimpse into the nation’s rich history and cultural heritage, inviting visitors to explore the spirit of this captivating city.
Gishora Drummers
Gishora, near the political capital Gitega, is home to these renowned drummers. Their vibrant performance give a vital insight into Burundi’s traditions, cultural ceremonies, and rituals of storytelling.
Rusizi National Park
A haven for nature lovers, Rusizi National Park offers opportunities for diverse wildlife spotting, including hippos and various bird species. The park’s lush scenery and tranquil rivers make a for perfect location to immerse visitors in Burundi’s natural beauty. A boat ride through the Rusizi river is a must on every trip!
Lake Tanganyika
The world’s second deepest and longest freshwater lakes, Lake Tanganyika is famous for its stunning shores, clear waters, and vibrant ecosystems. Visitors can enjoy activities such as boat rides, swimming, fishing, and relaxing on the beaches while taking in breathtaking views of the surrounding hills.
Karera Falls
These picturesque waterfalls, set against a backdrop of lush greenery, are a stunning natural attraction. Visitors can enjoy the serene beauty of the cascading water of the four falls, making it a perfect spot for photography and nature walks.