Introduction to Zimbabwe tourist attractions + travel guide 2018

Do you like nature? Of course, each of us likes natural scenery, feels the uncanny craftsmanship and ingenious design of nature, and marvels at the hidden power and charm of nature. Now, here is what you want Go find nature.

Zimbabwe is home to the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, animals with the most primitive power, and the oldest towns. It is a place that combines primitiveness and modernity, nature and art. A place where you are free when you come.

Next, everyone will come to Zimbabwe with the editor to feel the most primitive power and beauty!

Victoria Falls

It is known as the most beautiful waterfall in the world. The magnificent waterfall has a viewing path of more than 1,000 meters long. If you stand on the surrounding viewpoints, you can see the pouring waterfall extending rapidly from the top of the canyon. All the way to the bottom, there was a deafening sound.

After going back and forth like this, the scene can no longer be described as shocking.

You don’t have to worry about the huge crowds of people unable to see the majesty of the waterfall. There are more than one lookout here, enough for you to see the scenery. Among them, the most eye-catching one is the Great Falls in the west. The _look point. Here, the shock you see will be twice as great as elsewhere.

In addition to viewing the most magnificent waterfalls, you can also take a nearby trail leading to a 100-meter steep slope without guardrails, which looks terrifying. However, after the thrill, you can see the most beautiful Victoria Falls Bridge.

Great Zimbabwe

This town is the greatest medieval ancient city in sub-Saharan Africa and is even listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

This ancient medieval city is very mysterious, and the mystery exceeds the previous assumptions of scholars about the level of civilization achieved in ancient Africa. This shows its high historical research value.

As a religious and political capital, it once had a population of 10,000 to 20,000 people, dominating a vast territory from eastern Zimbabwe to present-day Botswana, Mozambique and South Africa.

Manapouls National Park

You have to be careful when you come here, because this is the territory of lions. You are not the freest, the lion is.

As the only park in Africa where lions roam, unguided hiking is allowed. It has a geographical area of ??2,200 square kilometers and is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

As soon as you step here, you will smell the most primitive atmosphere and feel the most natural power. Here, in addition to the majestic lions, you can also see wild animals such as hippos, crocodiles, zebras and elephants. This is the most free and at the same time the most dangerous place.

Matobo National Park

Similarly, this is also a world heritage site, but this is different. It is a world heritage site because it has the most spectacular and unique scenery in the world. Granite landscaping.

The strange-shaped stones, wild grasses in the middle, and lush plants nearby demonstrate the beauty of wild and masculine power.

Harare

This is a paradise for art. Here you will see artists’ graffiti works and wonderful performances everywhere. When it comes to performances, what you can’t forget is that here Arts Festival.

Harare International Arts Festival. At this annual event, you’ll enjoy national performances from Zimbabwean artists you don’t normally see.

Performances include Afrobeats, funk, jazz, soul, opera, classical music, theater and dance.

Remember! The Harare International Arts Festival is held in late April or early May every year and generally lasts for about six days.

Kariba Reservoir

When you come here, you will enjoy the most comfortable and natural life. There are boathouses, beer, and sunsets. All you can do is fish and enjoy the scenery. scene.

It is also one of the largest artificial lakes in the world, with an area of ??more than 5,000 square kilometers and a total capacity of 180 billion tons.

By the way, you have to be careful when you are enjoying yourself this much, because there are a lot of wild animals here, and the most frightening "African Five" are also found here.

Best time

April to October: The best time to enjoy the spectacular scenery of Victoria Falls.

November to April: Although it is rainy, it does not affect the scenery.

July to September: The most exciting time, you can watch wild animals, white water rafting and canoeing.

Transportation Guide

Express or "luxury", remember to check the timetable operation published by long-distance buses.

Taxis can be booked at the hotel. Especially at night, because there are really wild animals here.

Generally, major trains also operate at night. The most popular route is from Victoria Falls to Bulawayo.

Okay, having said all that, I believe everyone has understood the original charm of this place. To feel the most natural power and scenery, you are definitely right to choose this place.