Burundi
Burundi is a small, landlocked East African nation often overshadowed by its neighbors, but it offers an incredibly raw, off-the-beaten-path experience.
Cities & regions
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Bubanza is a small town and provincial capital in northwestern Burundi, sitting in the Rusizi valley and the hills that rise above it, roughly 30-40 km north…
Open guideBujumbura is Burundi's largest city and economic capital, spread along the northeastern shore of Lake Tanganyika at the foot of steep green hills, with the m…
Open guideBururi is a highland town and provincial capital in southern Burundi, set on steep tea-and-coffee country roughly 150 km from Bujumbura and about three hours…
Open guideGitega is Burundi's political capital and the cultural and historical heart of the country, sitting at about 1,500 metres in the central highlands roughly 10…
Open guideMuyinga is a highland town in northeastern Burundi and the capital of Muyinga Province, sitting close to the Tanzanian border with a population of roughly 10…
Open guideNgozi is a highland town in north-central Burundi, capital of Ngozi Province, sitting at roughly 1,750 m (5,740 ft) on rolling hills blanketed in coffee, tea…
Open guideRutana is a small provincial capital in southeastern Burundi, close to the Tanzanian border, and the base for two of the country's best-known natural landmar…
Open guideRuyigi is a small highland town in eastern Burundi and the capital of Ruyigi Province, sitting roughly 158 km east of Bujumbura (about 3-4 hours by road) and…
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