Burundi's Capital - Things to do in and around Gitega

I spent two nights in Gitega and my days were very enlightening and delightful. On my list of things to do were
1. National Museum of Gitega
2. Gishora Drummers Sanctuary
3. Agasumo ka Mwaro
4.Local Market
5. Walking around town.
Personally I enjoy the walk around cities, towns or villages as you unintentionally discover things like the hotel I ended up staying at in Gitega. The city itself is clean and the people are friendly. With these activities its a perfect add on for your trip to Burundi
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Thanks for watching

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If you went to Burundi; I recommend you to visit the city of Bjumbura. Getting to the capital Gitegaya can be a bit difficult. Conditions can be challenging given the country's oil shortage. But the city of Bjumbura is very beautiful and more developed than other cities. You should especially watch Lake Tanganyika. There is a wonderful restaurant by the lake. There is also an airport in this city. Thanks for the broadcast. Love and greetings from Turkey...! 🇹🇷 ❤️ 🇧🇮

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I was in Bjumbura thanks for watching

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I really like your interpretation l believe you can host your documentary on an international level just like The Serengati Great Migration

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Thanks i appreciate your watching and your comment

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I love to see African culture. Love from 🇮🇳

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I enjoyed your video. When I was growing up in the 1950/1960s in Commune Gitaramuka (Province Karuzi), next to my grandpa land, we had about 10 families belonging to the Abatimbo clan (who were the only ones allowed to play the royal drums). As kids we could watch them practice but we were not allowed to touch the drums. At some special occasions, they were leaving our hill with the drums on their heads, but I don't know whether there was a vehicle waiting somewhere to take them to Gitega.
But in secondary schools, drummer groups could be formed and anybody could join. So today's drummers aren't necessarily from the Abatimbo clan.

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Thanks for watching and for sharing your connection to the Drummers

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Thank you for visiting my country where are you from ?

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Nigeria. You are welcome

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Thanks for this lovely vlog😍 I miss Burundi ❤

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are you from burundi?

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@@Liesel81-across-all-borders Yes I am original from Burundi and I live in Norway 😄 You are welcome to check out my chanel where I have vlogs both from Burundi and Norway.

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Oh thanks

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Wow

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Yes there is lots to do

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Loved this video

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@@Liesel81-across-all-borders any recommendations on things to do in Bujumbura cause I’m planning to go there in November

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@@ajpfilm5869 there is a bit you can do in bujumbura but i did a lot of nature related things outside bujumbura. I know a guide there she might be able to help you. She helped me confirm my route. Let me know if you want to reachout to her i will try and connect you