Burundian Collection

Bujumbura, Burundi. New buildings signify economic development

Burundi. A woman uses traditional pots to transport her goods to market

Burundi. The Chutes de la Kagera deep within the Mpinga National park

Bujumbura, Burundi. As the hills of eastern Congo loom on the horizon, the Bora Bora beach resort provides an oasis of luxury

Gitega, Burundi. Relics of colonialism remain in the previous capital of Burundi. Tropical modernism was fashionable among expats in the 1950s

Burundi. A couple outside a traditional house on their farm

Burundi. A monument to the pyramids marks the source of the nile

Bujumbura, Burundi. A modern Chinese car on the beach at the weekend

Gitega, Burundi. A replica of the traditional royal palace at Gitega museum

Burundi. Palm oil tree plantations line the shores of lake Tanganyika

Burundi. The boutique blue bay resort on the shores of lake Tanganyika provides luxury accommodation to visitors

Burundi. Locals fish on the The Lac des Oiseaux which is home to numerous species of exotic birds

Ruyigi, Burundi. A hospital left behind from the Belgian colonial era now serves a rapidly expanding population

Burundi. Fish hung out to dry on the shores of lake Tanganyika

Burundi. The main road to Tanzania provides an essential trade route

Burundi. A girl stands in a sorghum field in rural Burundi. Most children work on the land here instead of going to school

A protester, hiding from police, tries to retrieve a machete during a protest against President Pierre Nkurunzizas decision to run for a third term in Bujumbura, Burundi, May 29, 2015

A suspect is handcuffed and detained by policemen after a grenade attack of Burundi s
A suspect is handcuffed and detained by policemen after a grenade attack of Burundis capital Bujumbura, February 3, 2016. At least one person was killed in a grenade attack on a bar in Burundi

Bujumbura, Burundi. A leopard in the city zoo

Burundi. A man cuts a tree into planks in a traditional sawpit

Burundi. A woman picks coffee on a plantation; coffee is Burundis largest export

Bujumbura, Burundi. A woman begs outside a convent school

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Discover the captivating beauty of Burundi, a hidden gem in East Africa. In Bujumbura, the vibrant capital city of Burundi, towering new buildings stand tall as symbols of its thriving economy. As you explore Mpinga National Park, be mesmerized by the majestic Chutes de la Kagera nestled deep within its lush forests. Gazing towards the eastern Congo hills from Bora Bora, a stunning sight awaits you in Bujumbura. Immerse yourself in history at Gitega, where remnants of colonialism still echo through time in this former capital city. Experience the warmth and hospitality culture as you encounter a couple outside their traditional farmhouse. Witness their way of life rooted in tradition and harmony with nature. Journey to the source of Nile River and marvel at a remarkable monument paying homage to ancient pyramids. Feel an air of modernity on Bujumbura's beaches as sleek Chinese cars dotting the coastline add a touch of contemporary charm. Step back into history at Gitega museum where a replica royal palace stands proud, offering insight into Burundi's rich heritage. Along Lake Tanganyika's shores lies an enchanting sight - palm oil tree plantations painting picturesque landscapes against crystal clear waters. Witness resilience and resourcefulness as local women transport their goods to market using traditional pots passed down through generations. Indulge your senses at Blue Bay Resort on Lake Tanganyika's shores; luxury meets tranquility amidst breathtaking views. Embark on an adventure to Lac des Oiseaux where locals fish alongside numerous species that call this lake home. From natural wonders to cultural treasures, Burundi invites you to embrace its diverse tapestry woven with pride.