Musee Vivant: A Unique Perspective on Local Wildlife

Musee Vivant presents a raw look at wildlife in Burundi. It serves as both a zoo and a museum, offering visitors a view of native species and cultural heritage.

Founded in the early 2000s, Musee Vivant houses animals such as chimpanzees, leopards, and crocodiles in small enclosures. Its architecture reflects local styles, and the cultural section includes a reconstructed Burundian hut, providing insights into traditional living.

Main Attractions

• 🦍 Close encounters with a chimpanzee
• 🐆 View of a leopard in a confined area
• 🐊 Various crocodiles and snakes to observe

Accessibility is limited, with a mix of free and paid options making it suitable for tourists, families, and those interested in local culture.