Kibira National Park

Kibira National Park is located in the northwest of Burundi and covers about 400 square kilometers of land. It is located at an altitude between 1550 and 2600 meters above sea level. Virgin mountain forests and rugged rivers of the park fascinate with its beauty. Until 1933, it was a sacred reserve of royal hunting.

With Burundi's independence in 1962, the National Reserve was established, which is home to about 98 species of mammals, including numerous primate families, and about 200 species of birds.

Kibira Park has long been a favorite tourist attraction. To get here, you need to pass through huge tea plantations, which are a charming attraction. In the open area for visitors, walking excursions to the dark thickets are held, where tourists can discover all the charms of the primitive forest, enjoying the fantastic melodies of birds. On the banks of the rivers are equipped with favorable places for rest and picnic.