Zimbabwe

Where To Go In Zimbabwe

1. Victoria Falls

Sandwiched by two countries, right at the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia. This is the world's largest curtain of falling water, one of the seven natural wonders of the world that stands out and has iconic scenery, adventurous activities like bungee jump, water rafting, and great. 2.5 hours would be the expected time of arrival at Hwange National Park the largest national park in Zimbabwe.

2. Zambezi River Valley

This is where keen and enthusiastic adventurers are seen canoeing, wildlife spotting on the riverbanks of Zambezi River, Africa's 4th largest river that crosses 6 countries feeding Victoria Falls. Gazing at the beautiful sunset while swimming here, hiking up and down the gorges and thrilling white-water rafting makes this destination unique and an unforgettable experience when you spend time touring around.

3. Hwange National Park

Hwange has the most beautiful landscape, greatest opportunities for game wildlife, walking safaris, and birds watching. This is the second biggest park with the largest number of more than 30 000 elephants after Chobe National Park and has an open link, thus no fence to Botswana and Namibia allowing animals to roam freely. For diverse and spectacular sceneries and wildlife adventure, Hwange is with no doubt a place to explore. Measure your expectation before you visit.

4. Mana Pools

Mana Pools national park has a bucket of surprises in different combinations. From ecological natural areas, unique game drive activities, walking safaris, canoe adventures all to prove it's being a golden child of the Zambezi Valley. Waters in the pools and rivers are the perfect magnet to all the elephants, buffalos, waterbuck graze and hippos you can see around. Birds, fish eagles, waterfowl are just highlights of the experience Mana Pools have in store for its visitors.

5. Matusadona National Park

Matusadonha National Park is known for its greatest concentration of lion numbers after Ngorongoro National of Tanzania on position 1 in the world. It appears to be like a sanctuary to the biggest migrants of buffalo herds and many elephants. The park has a greater influence on lake Kariba, the world's largest man-made lake and reservoir with tones of activities, many leopards around, free-roaming crocodiles, and fish eagles. Just combine your Matusadona and lake Kariba for a crystal exploration reward.

6. Chinhoyi caves

Fervid divers find it possible to dive even ultra-deep in the cave systems of Chinhoyi caves all year round. The tunnel that leads to the Sleeping pool in the cave is the most beautiful and the best alongside the "Wonder Hole", the main feature in the cave. It's all about continuous tunnels and a series of geological secrets in this underground environment that offers a must to a worthwhile visit in this part of Zimbabwe for your

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7. Great Zimbabwe

In the South-eastern hills of Zimbabwe near lake Mutirikwi are ruins built in the 11th and 15th century and used to be the Capital of the Kingdom of Zimbabwe during the country's late Iron Age. It is a World Heritage site by UNESCO. Monuments of Great Zimbabwe saved as the best archaeological site in the world for the walls is mortarless. This drystone-constructed ruin is a City abandoned worth an absolute visit for its powerful history of central trade in the East African Coast.

8. Rhodes Grave

Zimbabwe has "hills of spirits", in the Matopo National Park in Matopo hills. Cecil John Rhodes was an ambitious businessman who started De Beers diamond only to leave a legacy with his Rhodes Scholarship to universities and wildlife land. He, as an imperialist decree a will choosing Malindidzimu in Matopo hills to be his final resting place, buried a granite tomb in this National Park full of ancient rock paintings of then San Bushmen of some 2000 years ago. The area has also the largest number of leopards population and black and white rhinos. It is a must-visit whenever you happen to be in the second largest city of Zimbabwe, Bulawayo.

9. Chimanimani National Park

Southern African smaller cats are more concentrated in the Chimanimani National Park and many leopards that seem to get extinct in other countries, where they roam freely. Natural beauty overtakes the Park from mount hikers in the Chimanimani mountains, wild camping throughout the park, as well as a lover of wilderness and lush valleys, will have nothing to compare this park with.

10. Bulawayo and Chipangali Wildlife Orphanage

Bulawayo has an atmosphere of long eccentric history. This is the best town to visit whenever craving urban life after lots of safari adventure. History and architectural structures in this second largest city of Zimbabwe (after Harare ) echo the vibrant action of the ancient Ndebele kingdom who found it and the British Colonial error. Visiting this provincial city acclimatize as you know you are just about to leave the country to the next destination. Combine this stop with the Chipangali wildlife orphanage.

Not all animals have the best survival instinct. In the wild some animals are injured, sick, abandoned, abused, or even confiscated by poachers. The plan of the Chipangali wildlife orphanage is to educate people against poaching to contribute aid to animals that needs to be rescued and given lifetime care. Wildlife is a heritage, without it Safari does not exist, so visit and learn.