National parks
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The 600-hectare Teza tea plantations, located at the edge of the Kibira forest in the Burundi highlands, are one of the country's oldest and most emblematic tea estates. Founded in 1967, these plantations were established as part of the expansion of tea cultivation initiated by the colonists...
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In Burundi, on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, lies the Rusizi National Park, a nature reserve of astonishing biodiversity. This 10,673-hectare protected area offers adventurers the chance to immerse themselves in the heart of the wild. This article takes you on a tour of this protected area in Burundi, where the...
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Located in north-western Burundi, straddling the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Rukoko Nature Reserve covers almost 8,000 hectares. It offers a mosaic of landscapes in which every plot of land tells an ancient story. This article invites you to discover the ecological richness, the secrets, but also the...
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In the heart of the verdant landscapes of Rutana province, in southeastern Burundi, lies a natural wonder: the Karera Falls. A waterfall emblematic of the country, they offer an impressive and refreshing spectacle. Description The Chutes de la Karera are a succession of tiered waterfalls, with a total drop of around 80 meters...
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Located in southern Burundi, Mount Kigwena dominates the landscape of Bubanza province. Its summit offers panoramic views of the surrounding region, making it a prime destination for nature lovers and hikers. Features and location Hiking and natural discoveries Practical aspects Advantages and disadvantages Conclusion The...
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In the north-west of Burundi lies a natural treasure of vital ecological importance: the Kibira National Forest. Covering more than 40,000 hectares, this mountainous forest is a unique ecosystem with a rich biodiversity. However, the Kibira forest also faces major challenges linked to human activity. A...
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