Burundi
“Burundi”
A landlocked country in Central Africa.
Burundi shares it south-western border with Lake Tanganyika. Majestic mountains, tranquil lakes and lush island beaches are just a part of the beauty this wonderful country. The people are warm, welcoming and are eager to very helping. A young nation with a rich culture, it is defined by ancient traditions and aims to continue to do so. Music, dance and handicrafts are an essential feature of their ethnicity.
Why Burundi
Burundi is known for its rich wildlife. Many tourists visit this destination yearly so as to enjoy the refreshing change from their busy lives. Burundi Tourism Packages allows tourists to avail the best deals and discover the best. Begin your own journey into discovery the wilderness in you by taking planning a Burundi Tour today! Grab your own Burundi Tourism Guide which is easily available With us.
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Places to Tour
Visit the Source of the Nile
There’s been a great debate as to where the River Nile gets its source from. Some sources say the Nile’s ultimate source in Uganda, but there’s also a small spring near Bujumbura vying for the spot.
TA commemorative pyramid marks the place where people say the River Nile starts, and it’s a nice spot to take a trip to when you’re in town. However, unless you have your transportation or a tour already arranged before visiting the site, you might have a hard time getting there on your own. It is located in Kasumo, a place around 115km southeast of Bujumbura.
Chutes de la Karera
Going on an adventure in Chutes de la Karera should be one on your list as well!
This name is how a group of 4 waterfalls (Nyakai I, Nyakai II, Mwaro Falls, and Karera Falls) are collectively called and is popular among adventure seekers dropping by Burundi.
To get there, one might need to join a pre-planned tour or charter a car from Burundi to the region of Rutana where the falls are. It’s best to visit them from October to January which is the country’s wet season.
Get a Tan in Lake Tanganyika
One of the Great Lakes of Africa and the longest freshwater lake in the world, Lake Tanganyika is probably one, if not, the most famous attractions the country has to offer.
Tanzania and Zambia also border the lake but it’s always on the list as one of the most-visited spots while you’re in Bujumbura.
The lake is home to several beaches where visitors can enjoy the day by trying out the restaurants and bars around and soaking up the sun by the shore. Don’t get surprised, though, if you see a hippopotamus lying beside you under the hot Burundian sun! From time to time, these amazing animals which are mostly non-aggressive leave the lakes to get some R&R by the beach.
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