Discover Burundi’s Hidden Gems: 10-Day Expedition

Explore the culture and history of Burundi in Gitega. Visit the National Museum of Gitega to learn about the country’s history, culture, and traditional artifacts.

Embark on a trekking adventure to Mount Heha, the highest peak in Burundi. Enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and experience the natural beauty of the area.

Explore Rusizi National Park, located near the capital city of Bujumbura. Take a boat trip along the Rusizi River to observe hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species.

Spend time relaxing on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, one of the largest freshwater lakes in the world. Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or take a boat tour to explore the lake’s Options and nearby fishing villages.

Visit Karera Waterfalls, located near Rutana in southern Burundi. Take a hike through the lush tropical forest to reach the stunning waterfall, where you can swim in the natural pools and admire the scenic surroundings.

Sample delicious Burundian cuisine, which often includes dishes such as grilled meat, fish stew, plantains, and beans. Visit local markets and restaurants to taste authentic Burundian flavors.

Experience the vibrant culture of Burundi by attending traditional dance performances. Watch skilled dancers perform energetic routines accompanied by drumming and singing.

Take a tour of tea plantations in the hills of Burundi, particularly in the provinces of Kayanza and Ngozi. Learn about the tea production process and enjoy scenic views of the rolling hills covered in lush greenery.

Explore the capital city of Bujumbura and visit attractions such as the Livingstone-Stanley Monument, Independence Heroes Monument, and Bujumbura Central Market. Take a stroll along the shores of Lake Tanganyika or enjoy a meal at a lakeside restaurant.

Participate in community-based tourism initiatives, such as village visits or homestays, to experience the authentic way of life in rural Burundi and interact with local communities.