Hidden in the quiet valleys of Cibitoke Province, northwest Burundi, lies Lake Dogodogo — amirror of still water and simple life. Here, dawn paints the surface gold and dusk cools it to silver. Canoes glide like whispers, fishermen hum old songs, and every reflection feels like a prayer. Lake Dogodogo is one of Burundi’s least-known treasures — a small freshwater lake fed by hillside streams and embraced by rolling farmland. What it lacks in size, it makes up for in serenity