Burundi

The political capital of Burundi is home to the Gitega National Museum and serves as the country's administrative center.

The largest city and former capital, Bujumbura is a major port located on the northeastern shore of Lake Tanganyika.

This park protects the flora and fauna of the Rusizi River delta and is a popular spot for viewing hippos and crocodiles.

A protected mountain rainforest that serves as an important watershed and home to diverse primate species.

The largest national park in Burundi, featuring vast grasslands and riverine ecosystems along the Ruvubu River.

A stunning series of cascading waterfalls set within a lush forest environment in the southern part of the country.

As the world's second-deepest lake, it provides vital water resources and beautiful beaches near the city of Bujumbura.

A bustling lakeside town known for its vibrant fishing industry and beautiful beaches along Lake Tanganyika.

Located in the northern highlands, this city is a major center for Burundi's coffee production and agriculture.

A biodiverse mountain forest reserve that is a critical area for bird watching and protecting endangered plant species.