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Top Tourist Attractions in Zimbabwe - Africa

Zimbabwe tourist destination

Top tourist attractions in Zimbabwe offers an insight into a vibrant land with stunning landscapes, impressive national parks and welcoming people. 

Zimbabwe is a destination for everyone.  Big game parks, iconic world wonders, magical wilderness areas and a fishermans paradise.

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is a small town with a big heart and very famous waterfall. In April and May of each year at the peak of the flood season the 6 falls (Devil's Cataract, Main Falls, Horseshoe Falls, Rainbow Falls, Armchair Falls and Eastern Cataract) form the largest curtain of falling water in the world. .
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Stretching From The Kalahari’s Sands Of The Southwest, To Mopane Forests And Hills In The North. Private Reserves Border The Park, With Wide Choice Of Camps Hwange has some of the highest diversity of mammals with over 108 species and over 400 types of birds including 50 raptors.
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In The Late 1950’S The Kariba Dam Created One Of The World’s Greatest Man-Made Lakes: Lake Kariba. Houseboats And Shoreline Lodges Offer One Of The Best Holiday Experiences Anywhere
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The Zambezi River Meanders In The Mineral-Rich Volcanic Soils, Forming Ox-Bow Lakes. This Area Is Perfect For Canoeing, Walking Or Driving Safaris, Its Birds And Game Are Abundant
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mana pools

Around This Shoreline Are Established Lodges Offering Walks And Drives Through Matusadona, As Well As Speed Boat Tiger Fishing And Canoe Trips Around The Lake’s Inlets And Creeks
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Matusadona is generally regarded as the one of the loveliest of Zimbabwe’s national parks. Bounded in the west by the Ume river and in the east by the Sanyati which flows through a spectacular gorge.
A Band Of Hills And Mountains To Explore With Your Own Or Hired Car. Beautiful Scenic Drives And Easy Walking Trails Lead You To Magnificent Sights
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The Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe comprises three distinct areas.  To the north are the Nyanga highlands with the Chimanimani mountains in the south.  The Bvumba mountains are located in the centre.  Lots of outdoor activities to enjoy including hiking, fishing, golf and horse riding. 

A Charming City Whose Streets Are Lined By Gracious Old Colonial Buildings. The Matobo Hills. A National Park With Some Of Southern Africa’s Best Scenery
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Bulawayo 
is an attractive and well planned city, rich in history and culture.  Well recommended are visits to The Museum of Natural History and Railway Museum.  One of its other major attractions is the Matobo National Park, home to the burial site of Cecil John Rhodes.  The Park itself is a sanctuary for white and black rhino. 

South Of Masvingo Lies Great Zimbabwe, A Huge Array Of Dry-Stone Structures Expertly Moulded Around The Granite Contours Of The Landscape.
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Great Zimbabwe Ruins

This once great city of stone was, for more than 300 years, the capital of a vast gold and ivory trading empire.

At its peak, it was Africa’s most eminent city with twenty thousand people living within sight of it’s towering walls.

Zimbabwe’s Bustling Capital And Commercial Centre, Harare Offers A Good Selection Of Accommodation Venues From 5 Star Hotels To Safari Lodges.
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Harare 
Zimbabwe’s capital city situated in Mashonaland.  Harare is also a major hub for air, road and rail transport.  Lots of places to see includiong the Chapungu Sculpture Park, Lake Chivero Recreational Park and Mukuvisi Woodlands Wildlife Centre.

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