Enjoy the serenity of the African bush- Zimbabwe
Have you ever visited Zimbabwe's third-largest national park, Chizarira? It is only 2,000 square kilometres in size and is recognised as the country's most remote wilderness area.
Chizarira National Park, a national park in Zimbabwe's northern region, is not usually visited due to its remote position, despite the fact that it contains a healthy wildlife population and some magnificent landscapes that anyone can freely enjoy.
In addition to the majority of the anticipated plains animals, Chizarira National Park is home to megafauna, including the African elephant, lion, leopard, and Cape buffalo.
There are also numerous smaller wildlife species, such as the klipspringer, which is known for its ability to survive in nearly vertical rocky outcrops.
The name Chizarira comes from the Batonka word Chijalila, which means "a great barrier," a reference to the imposing Zambezi Escarpment, of which Chizarira’s mountains and hills form a portion.
The terrain is rugged, with jagged mountains deeply incised by gorges and ravines.
In between, in the valleys and the odd open plain, you'll find lush vegetation fed by clear natural springs.
The following are some of the things to do or see in the Chizarira National Park.
Mountain Hiking in Chizarira National Park
Chizarira Gorges,
Machine View,
Lake Kariba View,
Plateaus,
Flood Plains,
The Big 5 (except Rhinos),
Walking Safaris,
Game Drives
There are so unique places to stay while exploring Chizarira National Park and these are:
Chizarira Wilderness Lodge
Marabou Lodge
Chikanka Island
Lakeview Chalets
Changa Safari Camp
Khulu Bush Camp
Sukumi Tree Lodge
Ganda Lodge
Consider visiting the forgotten wilderness and appreciating the tranquility of the African bush.
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