Burutu, a Local Government Area in Delta State, Nigeria, lies on the banks of the Forcados River, a channel of the Niger River. Its strategic location made it a vital link between river transport and the sea during the era of the Royal Niger Company. The town's population predominantly belongs to the Izon ethnicity.

While not a major tourist destination, Burutu offers glimpses into local life. Explore the source of the revered Ethiope River and visit Jaekel House, a historical site reflecting the area's colonial past. The African Timber and Plywood Company also holds historical and economic significance.

Traditional markets provide opportunities for shopping, offering fresh produce, handicrafts, and other goods. Local boutiques and general stores cater to specific needs. The town's nightlife centers around local beer parlors, providing a taste of local culture.