In southern Burundi, Nyakazu Fault marks where the world itself seems to open. Carved by time and tectonic power, this vast gorge is part of Africa’s legendary Great Rift Valley. From the rim, endless green hills drop into mist, waterfalls sparkle in hidden corners, and the sky stretches to infinity. Known locally as the “German Fault,” Nyakazu is more than a geological wonder — it’s a spiritual landmark. For centuries, locals have gathered here to honor the spirits of earth

Just 30 minutes from Bujumbura, Rusizi National Park unfolds along a shimmering river where hippos bask, crocodiles glide, and over 200 bird species dance in the sky. A peaceful haven of nature, this riverside gem is Burundi’s most accessible safari — where wild beauty meets gentle calm.

Hidden deep in Rutana Province, Karera Waterfalls roars through lush forest with four cascading tiers of pure beauty. Known as Burundi’s most spectacular natural wonder, it’s a place where mist meets sunlight and legends flow with the water. Perfect for hikers, photographers, and dreamers seeking Burundi’s untamed side.