Places to visit in Burundi

Monument Rutovu is very famous among both the tourists as well as the local people. It was founded in the the state of Burui.

Burundi with its heritage, culture, fabulous inland beaches, and friendly people provides a safe environment to travel with kids. For the enjoyment of the kids one can plan a picnic in the green hills or by the scenic waterfalls.

In Burundi Roman Catholics represent the majority population followed by Protestants and Angelic practitioners.

National Museum built in 1955 has many archaeological collections and historical photographs. Apart from the objects owned by the common man of that time there are also many items from the private collection of the crown.

Musée Vivant has many small cabins by the lake. Here they exhibit many old as well as modern craft. The museum also has a bird and reptile house.

Musee Vivant is a type of zoo which permits interaction with the animals. By making extra payment one is permitted to feed them and interact with the babies.

Rusizi Park is a wildlife park in Bujumbura which is famous for their crash of hippopotamus.  

Rwihinda Lake Natural Reserve- a sanctuary for migratory aquatic birds.

Stanley Monument marks the meeting point of David Livingstone and H. M. Stanley who jointly explore the northern end of the Lake Tanganyika

Rutovu is the southernmost source of the river Nile, a pyramid was erected here.

This monument is situated in Mugere, and is 12 km south of Bujumbura.