Located in the province of Bururi, the Kibimbi Falls are one of the natural gems of southern Burundi. Surrounded by lush green landscapes and rich biodiversity, they offer an ideal getaway for nature lovers and adventure-seeking travelers alike.
How do I get there?
From Bujumbura, it takes about three-hour drive to reach Bururi. The most convenient way is to drive along the map.
Where to stay?
It all depends on the type of activities you want to discover:
- If your goal is to visit the Bururi National ParkIt's best to stay in the city center.
- On the other hand, to explore the Kibimbi Fallsthe hot springsthe Batwa communityor the Buta Martyrs' Shrineit's best to stay in Buta, located just 20 to 30 minutes from the center.
A popular accommodation for travelers is the guest house. "Ku Bapatiri. Simple yet clean and quiet, it is surrounded by trees and offers a relaxing atmosphere. A full-board service is available on request, at a very affordable price.
How to get around?
To get the most out of the region, rent a bike is an excellent option. Half a day costs about BIF 30,000 and makes it easier to get around, sometimes more convenient than by car.
Must-see sites
- Muyange Falls
- Muyange hot springs
- Bururi Nature Reserve
- Shrine of the Martyrs of the Brotherhood
- Batwa community of Bururi
- Gashinyirabirthplace of Burundi's first king
- Visit Kibimbi and Ngendo mountains (perfect for waterfall hunting)
Conclusion
Kibimbi Falls and the Bururi region offer a unique experience combining nature, culture and history. Between spectacular waterfalls, hot springs, cultural discoveries and mountainous landscapes, there's something for everyone. Whether you're looking for adventure or serenity, Bururi is a must-see destination in Burundi.
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