A complete list of tourist attractions in Burundi

Burundi is located on The south side of the equator in central and eastern Africa, with an area of 27834 square kilometers. Burundi is bordered by Rwanda in the north, Tanzania in the east and south, Congo (DRC) in the west, and Lake Tanganyika in the southwest. There are many plateaus and mountains in Burundi, most of which are composed of the plateau on the east side of the Great Rift Valley in East Africa. The national average altitude is 1600 meters, making it known as the "Mountain Country." Burundi is known as the heart of Africa and has a very pleasant climate. It has spring seasons all year round and abundant rain. It is a good place for tourism.

Bujumbura Bujumbura is the capital of Burundi, the largest city, and is now the country's political, economic and cultural center. Burundi has many plateaus and mountains, with an average national altitude of 1600 meters. It is called the "Country of Hills", while its capital, Bujumbura, is known as the "Garden City." The entire Urban area of Bujumbura is about 5 kilometers long from east to west, and the city center is an administrative district and a commercial district. In the middle of Independence Square stands an Independence Monument.

Lake Tanganyika is an ideal place for bathing and fishing, and sailing through the waves in a boat is even more poetic. On the foothills of the lake is the tomb of Prince Rwa Gasol, the national hero of Burundi, and the white tombstone consisting of three pointed arches is 15 meters high. The city is surrounded by mountains and lakes. There are undefeatable flowers all year round and fruits of Changshu all year round; tropical trees are verdant and verdant, and strange flowers compete for fragrance; birds chirping at all times, and colorful flowers everywhere.

The houses in the city have different shapes and unique styles, and they look like gems in the green sea from afar. Many courtyards are surrounded by flower trees and hedgerows, and flowers are blooming; viewed from a distance, the entire city is like a big garden. It can be said that flowers are everywhere in the mountain city! This mountain city not only has beautiful scenery, but also has a pleasant climate. The average annual temperature is 22℃, making it a tourist attraction. In recent years, tourism here has also developed day by day.

The Ruzizi River is a river in Central Africa that flows from Lake Kivu to Lake Tanganyika. The Luzizi River drops from an altitude of 1500 meters to about 770 meters. At the southern end of the Lujiji River, the Lujiji Alluvial Plain is formed, with very gentle terrain undulations. Before flowing into Lake Tanganyika, the Ruzizi River formed a delta.

The southern border between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo is divided by the Ruzizi River. Along Lake Tanganyika, the Ruzizi River also delineates the border between Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Lujiji No. 1 Hydropower Plant was built in 1958 and is located at the point where the Lujiji River flows out of Kivu Lake, which affects the water level of Kivu Lake and the outflow of water. Currently, the hydropower plant can generate 148 million kilowatt-hours of electricity per year. Then, in 1989, Lujiji No. 2 Hydropower Plant was completed.

Ruzizi 1 and 2 hydropower plants are operated by a multinational company (Burundi, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo). However, the electricity generated by these two power plants still cannot meet the demand of neighboring areas, so there is currently a third hydropower plant, Ruziji No. 3 Hydropower Plant is under planning. The current planned construction location is 25 kilometers downstream of the No. 2 Plant.

Ruzizi National Park Ruzizi National Park is located in the northwest of Bujumbura, the capital of Burundi. It is very popular among Burundi and attracts tourists. The national park in Burundi is commonly known as the National Park de la Rusizi and is located in the northwest west of Bujumbura. Ruzizi National Park is divided into two parts, the larger part is located on the east coast of the Ruzizi River, and the smaller part is the delta where Lake Tanganyika enters the sea.

Visitors can see the unique animal and plant species in this ecosystem here. In the park, you can see hippos, antelopes and colorful birds, as well as countless species of monkeys and other wild animals. There are ponds of large and small in the north of the courtyard, and countless unique birds fly around in the courtyard. It is a unique scenery in the courtyard.

The forest coverage rate of Lujiji National Park is about 50%, including 23% for artificial green spaces, 18% for shrubs, and 7% for lawns. The ecological environment of the park is a habitat for a variety of wild animals, and its beautiful environment attracts tourists to come here to play and visit.

Saga Beach has amazing charm in Saga Beach in Burundi, which is distributed along the bank of Lake Tanganyika. The sand beach here is white and the sand grains are very fine, just like powder. Currently, Saga Beach is the most popular beach in Burundi. Saga Beach mainly stretches along the lake shore and extends to about 5 kilometers northwest of the capital Bujumbura. It used to be called the Coconut Beach Plage des Cocotiers, but now it is called Saga Beach, and most locals will be honored when they mention the beach as a Saga Beach resort.

The popular place, with some big restaurants and a beachfront bar that produces cheap cold beer, attracts many weekend tourists. It can be said that the entire beach is a club at night! The tranquility, tranquility and tranquil atmosphere of Saga Beach make this beach a very relaxing place to relax. Its beautiful scenery is refreshing and it is an ideal beach for leisure vacations.