Zimbabwe’s culture is not only rich and deeply rooted but also distinguished Throughout this Southern African country; there are historical sites that explain to depth Zimbabwe’s way of life and ancient history.
Great Zimbabwe Ruins
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Zimbabwe Ruins. [Photo by Jenman African Safaris]
Khami Ruins
Khami Ruins and National Monument are located in Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, Bulawayo. The stone walls design is akin to that of Great Zimbabwe Ruins but arranged into multiple levels. What’s intriguing about the stonework at Khami Ruins is their intricate design.
Matopos/Matobo Hills
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Matobo Hills. [Photo by Zimbabwe-Tourism]
BaTonga Community Museum
The BaTonga community are historically revered people in Zimbabwe. They are among the ancient dwellers of Zimbabwe dating back to 300 AD. The BaTonga Community Museum on the shores of Lake Kariba showcases the tradition and beliefs of BaTonga people whose life was etched on fishing, farming, hunting and gathering.
Chimanimani Mountains
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Chimanimani Mountains. [Photo by Zimbabwe Tourism]
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