The Republic of Burundi is located in Southeast Africa, in the Lakes Plateau region. It is bordered to the north by the state of Rwanda, while to the south by the state of Tanzania. As for the western region; It is bordered by the state of Zaire, while to the east it is bordered by the state of Tanzania. Due to Burundi's landlocked location; This country is called a landlocked country because all its borders are land borders only.

Although it is considered a landlocked country, it has some wonderful inland beaches where you can escape the heat by taking a cool, safe dip in one of the country’s lakes. It may be one of the smallest countries in area on mainland Africa, but it is full of amazing nature. The country is divided between 16 The province covers an area of just over 28,000 square kilometres.
Between embarking on a cruise across Lake Tanganyika, enjoying Burundi’s picturesque natural resources, and experiencing its cultural richness, there are many tourist activities that can be done in the country of Burundi when visiting it, which is considered one of the distinctive African tourist destinations in recent times.

Burundi's climate belongs to the humid tropical type, but the altitude has moderated its temperature. Its hottest part is the western part, where the African Rift is located, and the rain in this part is relatively less than the high part of Burundi's land. It is also famous for its moderate weather, as the average temperature reaches 28 degrees Celsius. It rains during the rainy season for 7 months.
The average temperature in Bujumbura in the Grand Canyon is about 23°C. The average temperature in the western mountainous regions of the country reaches 17°C. The average annual rainfall is 150 cm. The average temperature in the plateau region is 20°C. The average annual rainfall is 120 cm.