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This site preserves the ancient tradition of royal drums, symbols of power and unity.
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Founded by King Mwezi IV Gisabo after victory over a rebellious chief, the site became a center for preserving ritual drumming. Techniques are passed down through generations, and performances combine music, dance, and poetry.
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Two drums here are never played: Ruciteme and Murimirwa. In 2014, the drumming tradition was recognized by UNESCO.
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Global and national value, protected by UNESCO and Burundi’s Ministry of Culture.
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take photos
watch performances
join guided tour
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The site is safe, but it’s advised to watch personal belongings and monitor political conditions.
Clothing:
Light clothing, comfortable shoes, hat, sun protection.
Climate:
Subequatorial, with distinct dry and wet seasons.
Tips:
Book in advance, carry cash, respect local customs, don’t photograph without permission.
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