You will be quite taken with all of the best places to see in Zimbabwe before you die, it’s pretty much guaranteed. How can anyone not be completely blown away by the awe-inspiring natural beauty featured in this African country? Oozing incredible beauty around every corner and displaying a surprising view, flora or fauna with every bat of an eye, that’s what you will experience here.
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The national parks are a stunning display of wildlife freely roaming their natural surroundings and the mountains provide every true adventurer’s soul with the outdoor activities they crave like rock climbing and trekking. There’s essentially no getting bored here, yes, even for you, you adrenaline yearning junky. The country boasts one of the most incredible waterfalls on the planet and for those who can’t just be normal and enjoy the simply jaw-dropping view, you can experience it by jumping off it and plummeting over 100 meters into it. Once you’ve exerted all of your energy and are in need of some peace and solitude, the gorgeous Lake Kariba can help cure and replenish your strength. If you are a true history buff, we’re sure you will be quite taken with the ruins and historical buildings on offer.
While visiting all of theese best places to visit in Zimbabwe before you die, just keep in mind to always listen to a guide’s advice, and do research prior to departing. Use your common sense and regular precautions when traveling, and your exciting Zimbabwean adventures will be nothing but fruitful and amazing. We think this is phenomenal place to travel, and here is why…
7. Hwange National Park
Nearly 15,000 km and just beside the Kalahari desert is the country’s star attraction and national park, Hwange. The gorgeous landscape is dotted with ingenious trees, and maintains a dry winter, but offers up greenery in the summer. There’s around 500 or so species that roam these fields randomly from elephants, to birdlife. For the more adventurous, we would recommend setting up camp for a few days.
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6. Lake Kariba
To get an extraordinary scenic ride of your life, get up close and personal with wildlife, and spend time with locals, Lake Kariba is the place, actually better yet, a houseboat on Lake Kariba is what you need to experience. Stopping at different villages each day, fishing off the boat, falling asleep to the sounds of nature, seeing the peaceful bright sunset, and seeing wildlife are just a few of the incredible attractions on this gorgeous lake.
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5. Zambezi River
This river stretches to nearly 3,000 kilometers and boasts a host of fish for the picking. Grab a local fisherman to chat up and take you for a day of rewarding catches, especially in the summer months, or just chill out on the riverbanks.
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4. Chimanimani Mountains
Intrepid travelers, enjoy. So many outdoor activities can be found here, you might not want to leave if that’s what you seek out. Natural swimming pools to relax in are waiting for you to refresh and rejuvenate after you’ve been hiking, caving, rock climbing, or trekking all day. Camping is available and the Chimanimani village should definitely be visited as well.
3. Harare
The bustling capital plays host to a few attractions. This industrious city is literally a gold mine as the mines and other industries such as steel, chemicals, tobacco, cotton, and maize are popular trades. Besides being a busy city, the outskirts offer some relief at the intriguing Zimbabwe Museum, the interesting Chapungu Sculpture Park, and a few other notable destinations.
2. Zimbabwe Ruins
It’s humbling to know you’re stepping foot at an incredible historic site. These are one of the oldest ruins found on the entire continent. Dating back to the 11th century, this impressive stone structure is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a sure stop for the history buffs.
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And, the best place to visit in Zimbabwe before you die is: Victoria Falls
One of the world’s largest waterfalls, and arguably one of the most beautiful as well. The Zambezi River is to blame for this forged water display that falls 100 meters below. The flora and fauna in its surroundings make it an every more beautiful attraction and it’s rightfully named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a swim at the devil’s pool, or plunge down 111 meters off the falls on a bungee cord if you’re that much of an adrenaline junkie.
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