Visit Amazing Zimbabwe for wheat & maize & corn milling machine !

Talk of the top spots to visit in Zimbabwe, and you definitely ought to mention the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. But there are a number of tourist attractions that perfectly blend with the interesting cultures of Zimbabwe and tons of fun activities that will definitely leave any person visiting Zimbabwe with a lifelong memorable experience. Let’s take a detailed look at the top places to visit in Zimbabwe.

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River Zambezi

For pure adventure, consider visiting river Zambezi near Victoria Falls. Here, you’ll definitely have a number of breath-taking fun activities like rafting and triggerfish fishing. After that, you can enjoy climbing out of Bakota George, just to enjoy an ice-cold refreshment drink usually served at the restaurants nearby.

ChinhoyiCaves

Just along Harare Lusaka road, you’ll find the breath-taking Chinhoyi Caves. Apart from being a great attraction on its own for feasting your eyes, these caves also conceal an underground lake found 50 meters below the ground surface.

Bulawayo

For your visits, there’s the National museums which is strategically located in the hearts of the town, and apparently considered one of the best in Africa. After that, you may also consider visiting Railway museum around the town to enjoy the view of a passenger coach that dates back to 1904.

Mutare Town 

In this town, you’ll have the art gallery and the Mzilikazi art and craft centre to gaze at and, later on, grab something on your way home. But hey, not so fast… you are yet to visit the Rhodes museum, the Aloe garden in the main park as well as the Vumba gardens. Lastly, you can enjoy a wildlife view at the Chimanimani national park, Thompson Vlei and the Cecil Kop Nature Reserve.

The Great Zimbabwe Ruins

The world-renowned great Zimbabwean ruins is one of the awesome places to visit in Zimbabwe, it offers an impressive set of ancient stone complexes that are believed to have been built between the 13th and the 15th centuries–during the existence of Munhumutapa kingdom. For fascinating option, you can enjoy the remarkable architectural design behind the ruins and the museum that holds the entire history of the ruins.

This essay is a summary of a April 2004 presentation delivered by Prof. Manu Ampim in Toronto, Canada, sponsored by the G.O.D. Collective

Imba Huru（Great Enclosure Wall）

MEANING: The name “Zimbabwe” is variously translated from the Shona language to mean “sacred house,” “venerated houses,” “houses of stone,” “ritual seat of the king,” “court,” or “home or grave of the chief.”

POLITICAL  BACKGROUND

The civilization of Great Zimbabwe was one of the most significant civilizations in the world during the Medieval period.  European travelers from Germany, Portugal, and Britain were astonished to learn of this powerful African civilization in the interior of southern Africa.  The first European to visit Great Zimbabwe was a German geologist, Carl Mauch, in 1871.  

Hwange National Park 

Hwange national park, located south of Victoria Falls, harbours a number of amazing wild animals that usually attract thousands of tourists from all corners of the world every year. For example, you’re apt to see lions, elephants, giraffes, hippos and antelopes among a variety of other wild animals in this park.

Matopos National Park || Matopos

Even though Matapos national park houses a significant number of wild animals, it is internationally known for an array of anthropological and geological features. As part of the geological attractions, the park is noted for having granitic boulders that are neatly and precariously balanced on top of each other and then preserved by Bushmen paintings. 

Mana Pools

Mana pools can literally be translated to mean four pools. However, most people who visit this spot prefer hiring a canoe to go and watch hippos, giraffes, tigers, hippos, elephants, lions and tons of other wild animals. Other than that, you can still get a permit to go fishing for vundu, bream and tiger fish. It one of the Unesco World heritage sites

Lake Kariba 

At Lake Kariba, you can spend five days house boating and parking every night at different points to enjoy viewing the wild park at Matusadona. During the day, you’ll be provided with a small tender boat that you can use to go fishing around the lake.

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