Zimbabwe is a diverse country full of natural diversity. The term Zimbabwe originally means "Great Stone House". There are many activities associated with tourist destinations in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe as a whole has a lot to offer.
Harare is the commercial capital of Zimbabwe. It is a metropolitan place that is culturally dynamic. Some of Harare’s famous sights; The National Gallery, the Queen Victoria Museum, the bustling Buchen Musica Market, the Botanical Garden and the Chapungu Kral are traditional villages. Harare is one of the main tourist destinations in Zimbabwe.
Victoria Falls National Park is located on the east and south banks of the Zambezi River. It is one of the most popular waterfalls in the world. The garden has a rainforest with ferns, palm trees and vine streams. It is also home to many species of animals, such as white rhinos, elephants, buffalo and hippos. Victoria Falls is one of the most important tourist destinations in Zimbabwe, visited by many tourists.
According to Zim Eye News Bulawayo, the second largest city in Zimbabwe. The main attractions of this place are the Museum of the Good Railway, which facilitates the commuter bus to 1904, and the National Museum.
Mount Nyangni is the 8504-foot highest peak in Zimbabwe, located in Nyang National Park. It has many beautiful rivers and waterfalls, which are the main attractions of this place. Some popular activities at this location include rock climbing and hiking.
Natatal ruins near Matabeleland showcase stone monuments. Matobo National Park Bulawayo is home to the famous Matobo Hills and Matobos Lake Amusement Park. It has a wide variety of animals such as rhinos, leopards and sable deer.
Pfomba mountain range in Zimbabwe and Mozambique. The Pfoomba Mountains are one of the most popular tourist destinations in Zimbabwe. It has a casino, golf course and botanical garden.
The ruins of Khami are a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Zimbabwe. These ruins date back to the 13th century AD and are known for their stone walls and huts.
Dhlo Dhlo ruins, located near Gweru, cover the city between the 17th and 18th centuries. Here you will see houses made of clay reinforced with wood.
Zimbabwean dishes come in a variety of colors and flavors. There are some popular dishes in Zimbabwe; Sadza (porridge from cornmeal and water), Nahadizhi soup, Buta, Vaha, Shibuko and Mazu.
