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Things to do in Burundi
A small Great Lakes nation holding one of the deepest lakes on Earth, an intricate drumming tradition recognized by UNESCO, and a country genuinely rebuilding its tourism identity after a difficult recent history.
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Watch a traditional Burundian royal drumming performance
CultureThe Abatimbo drummers perform an intricately choreographed tradition recognized by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage, among the most distinctive living traditions in the Great Lakes region.
Swim or relax on the shores of Lake Tanganyika
NatureThe second-deepest lake in the world, holding an estimated one-sixth of the planet's available freshwater, with beaches directly accessible from Bujumbura.
Explore Bujumbura's lakeside markets and waterfront
CultureBurundi's largest city and former capital sits directly on Lake Tanganyika, offering a lively market scene and waterfront promenade.
Hike in the Kibira National Park rainforest
NatureA highland rainforest reserve holding chimpanzees and significant biodiversity, part of the wider Albertine Rift ecosystem shared with neighboring countries.