Bill and Melinda Gates, Hillary Clinton are some of the promimnent people that  have visited Singita Pamushana Lodge? 

Singita Pamushana is under the ownership of Luke Bailes who has won an accolade  for Best Hotel Of The Year Award 

Singita means ‘ place of miracles’  in Tsonga The establishment began in 1925 when Luke’s grandfather bought Sabi Sand Game Reserve, South Africa.

Singita Pamusha  Lodge is one of 15 tranquil set lodges in the Southern Africa from  South Africa to Tanzania.

The structure at Pamusana is insipird by the Shangani people who have been habitants of the reserve for thousands of years?

Their most exclusive accommodation package offers up to nearly $18 000. Undoubtedly ,they are the epitome of bougee and their prolific guest list backs it up! 

After all this fact finding im now  $17 999,95c away from saving for my trip to Singita , how about you?

The lake has sunken trees , Islands and rocky structures that are often a good hiding spot for fish, numerous Birds ,Crocodiles , Hippos and Elephants are found in and around the Dam.

Pantoon boats and bass boats are available for hire, one can bring their own boat.A boat launching site and a jetty to moor your boat is available for use while staying at the retreat.

For accomodation there are 7 chalets that have views of the dam and are surrounded by lush green lawns, a swimming pool and braai area.

*fishing from the shoreline is not advised due to the presence of crocodiles and Elephants*

Covering about 950 hectares the Forest is one of the protected forests in the country,it has a unique combination of tropical and subtropical vegetation.

The chief trees of this forest are the three great Red,Brown and White Mahogany trees.

The Big tree of Chirinda Forest is a Red Mahogany tree,it was first measured in 1920 and it was over 64 metres high,sadly over the years some of it's upper branched have fallen off and now it stands at 54 metres high.

The big tree blooms in November and has small white flowers.

Consider visiting the forgotten wilderness and appreciating the tranquility of the African bush.

Chipangali offers a home to animals that are orpharned,injured,abandoned and born in captivity.

At Chipangali wildlife orphanage you find many interesting animals like lions, leopards, hyenas, jackals, serval, tortoises, terrapins, crocodiles, birds of prey, a variety of antelopes and bush pigs. 

A natural history interpretation centre is on site with a tea room. You can end your day by having a braai or picnic on site. 

Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 8am to 5pm , Chipangali wildlife orphanage can be visited for tourism and educational purposes.

The concession spans various prime wildlife habitats including miombo woodland, mopane woodland, riverine forest and a dense baobab population .Animals  include Elephants, Leopards, Hippopotamus, crocodile and other plain games.

Encompassing 124 000 acres of beautiful wilderness. The perennial Mazowe river flows through the area and is fed by the Nyadire and Vambozi rivers.

Makurumure falls also known as Bopoma has a beautiful view and is in a quiet and friendly environment.

The waterfall on Ruzawi river plunges 40 meters down a chasm between rocks that usher it into a plunge pool.

These falls are an untaped tourism site.

Visitors can leave their cars in Tshabalala and walk through the wilderness and experience the sights and sounds on foot. Driving and cycling is also an option.

The Sanctuary has a Braai place with readily available braai packs ,a restaurant and a Bar.

Opens and 6am and closes at 6pm everyday and there is a small entrance fee. Tshabalala game Sanctuary is a place to visit whenever you are in the City of Kings and Queens.

Officially opened in 1964 ,it is the largest museum in Zimbabwe and is located in Bulawayo Centenary Park.

Well known and deemed the best in the region ,the museum houses nine public display galleries.

Some of its exhibitions include a collection depicting the development of mankind from Stone Age,Iron Age to morden man ,a collection of Antelope species indigenous to Zimbabwe ,a Dodo egg ,Butterfly species, Snakes ,Rocks and minerals.

Also found at the museum are a number of eye opening artifacts from Zimbabwe's colonial era.

You need at least a few hours to carefully browse the halls and learn all you can about human beings and the environment.

The Natural museum also has a live Snake exhibition.

Having been forced to move from the shores of the Zambezi  River in the late  1950's  during the time when Kariba dam was built, one thing I admire about them is how the still managed to preserve their culture.

The Museum showcases  the traditional BaTonga lifestyle, sciences, beliefs hobbies and crafts which include Pottery,Carvings ,Baskets and Mats, as well as the story of the mighty River God the Nyami Nyami.

While visiting the museum,you can also visit the Beach in Binga.

The name Mavhuradonha roughly translates to Land of Falling water, with numerous rivers and streams flowing in this area ,we surely understand where the name came from.

The area has a protected status as a game reserve and wilderness.Animals like Elephants,Zebra ,Kudu, Eland ,Sable ,Lions and Leopards inhabit the wilderness.The area is also home to 290 species of birds.

Accommodation is available and different activities like Hiking , Birdwatching, Game viewing and horse riding.

Historical evidence of San people is also found within the mountains in form of San rock paintings.

Hazel Agar Kanengoni wrote on Facebook, replying to Antelope Park's post on the activity:
"I had fear but your friendly staff trained me until I enjoyed".

The activity will attract more daring adventurous people who like trying new and scary things but no doubt that the participants of the activity will be given enough on how to behave well around the giants in order to enjoy the activity.

Visit Zimbabwe and live the dream of walking with one of the most feared animals on earth!

1.Carribea bay Hotel,here you get accomodation,a place to eat and also have drinks in the Jacana bar.

2.Captain's Cove ,it is located in Mahombekombe in a harbour,when you are here you get to see boats coming in and out of the harbour as you enjoy your drinks and food ,you are likely to see Hippos and Elephants at a close range.

3.Lomagundi lakeside Dome ,if you are a fan of having a nice, comfortable and cosy open air place to seat while you enjoy your food and drinks ,this is the place to be.

4.Nesango Leisure center, located in Mahombekombe here you get a great view of the lake and Andora harbour a home to several houseboats and Carpenta Rigs,if you love traditional African food and a cold beer ,this is the place to be.

4.Wathorgs Bush Camp, the camp offers accomodation,has a bar and great food and here you get to see animals like Elephants,Hippoes ,Zebras and Warthogs,like sleeping in a tent ,good food and an ice cold beer ? Warthogs is your perfect joint.

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Their main aim is to teach about the Zimbabwean culture ,they  focus on the shona and Ndebele culture. 

They also have random posts on their social media pages to take people back to their roots .

‘’Manga matonwa svutugadzike nembambaira ,nechimodho  ‘’,they posted .

The sentence means;

 ‘’Have you already had your tea ,sweet potatoes and home made bread ‘’,but it feels different when you read it in your native language.

In an interview with one of the workers at Kumusha Garden Resort ,he said that there have been great improvements on kumusha Garden comparing it to last year , a lot of people are now visiting for luxury ,researches as well as business .

Mtarazi Falls is just 11.5Kkm from Pungwe Falls, it is situated in the 2,495 hectares Mutarazi National Park adjacent to the southern boundary of the Nyanga National Park.

HISTORY

The Mutarazi Falls are also the first area to be declared a national park as well as a nation, and the park is managed jointly with the National Park of Nyanga. Mutarazi Falls was thought to be the world's fifth-highest waterfall until 2002. The Gocta Cataracts waterfall was discovered in 2002, pushing the Mutarazi Falls to 6th place as the world's highest waterfall. The length of the two levels drops to over 479 m and, while the waterfall may be the second-highest in Africa, it is also one of the narrowest with a width of just 15 m.

ACTIVITIES

Where do I even begin when it comes to activities, there is so much you can do and just a disclaimer: these activities are not for the weak-hearted.

Rope courses: There are rope courses and different packages for family and those adrenaline junkies. One of the packages includes rope bridges, swings, zip lines, nets, and a lot more fun little challenges.

Giant Swing: In Southern Africa, their Giant Swing is the only one of its kind. You will have the unforgettable sensation of free-falling for a few meters, followed by the rush of wind as your pendulum screams until you can no longer scream.

Skywalk: If you ever dreamed of mid-air walking, then this is for you. The Sky Walk consists of two bridges, one of which is 30 m above the lip of the Falls and the other of which is 90 m above the whole of the Falls. The 2 suspension bridges are built to look like vines above the Falls, allowing the Mutarazi Falls and its surroundings to have a complete panoramic view as never before.

Skyline: In the country, the SkyLine is the most beautiful zip line. You can find yourself soaring through clouds or crystal clear skies over the 2nd highest waterfall in Africa, depending on the day and weather. At an average height of 500 m and flying for 400 m at 50-70km / hr. It is uplifting as well as exhilarating.

Water rafting: In the Honde valley, you can enjoy water rafting on the Pungwe River. It is situated in the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe. Each travel is very distinct from the next, but both are excellent experiences. They are all participatory requiring guests to self paddle their raft down the river under guidance from a professional river guide. Anything between the Pungwe River has it all, from a fun-filled family day out to an adrenaline-pumping good non-stop action.

Other activities include; river bugging, kayaking, bird watching, orienteering, fly fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and camping.

WHEN TO VISIT

All-day, every day. All year round Monday to Sunday 6 am to 6 pm.

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Africa’s highest mountain and the highest free-standing mountain in the world is at 19,340 feet in Tanzania. Remember this from back in primary school? I’ve been told the view is beautiful along the trail of this iconic mountain. With lions, elephants, and giraffes roaming the Serengeti, Tanzania's oldest national park, and black rhinos, zebras, and buffalo gathering to drink in the Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania has many of Africa's famous wildlife species. Serengeti National Park is renowned for its annual migration of wildebeests. The park is one of the world's most beautiful locations.

SAO TOME and PRINCIPE

This is the second smallest country on the continent, consisting of two distinct islands Sao Tome and the island of Principe. Sao Tome and Principe is a tiny island nation with so much to offer, sandy beaches and crystal clear water and countless opportunities for hiking across an astonishing landscape and an odd-looking mountain. They are known for having the best chocolate in the world. I am going there. 

ETHIOPIA

Perhaps a visit to one of the hottest and lowest places on earth, the Danakil depression, also known as the gateway to hell, with its surreal and alien-like scenery, would be well worth your time if you're of adventurous kind. If this scares you can visit the holy town of Lalibela, home to 11 truly incredible churches ingeniously carved out of a single rock sometime in the 13th century. If you like a little bit of rarity in nature then keep your eyes open for the rare and beautiful wildlife species such as the Abyssinian wolf and the Walia ibex.

UGANDA

Commonly referred to as the pearl of Africa, Uganda is home to gorillas, the Victoria Lake, and Bwindi National Park. Hike to Sipi Falls, the fourth highest peak in Africa, which used to be three tall waterfalls plunging along Mt Elgon. The Rwenzori Mountains also referred to as the Moon Mountains, are not well known, but may very well be the best secret on the continent. Uganda is also known for offering top of the class raft trips along the White Nile. The exciting part of these trips is you will be going where the rapid takes you. Pretty terrifying, if you ask me but I will do it!

 RWANDA

Those looking to experience culture less actively can visit Rwanda’s beautiful city Kigali where you'll learn the craftsmanship that the women there have with their beautiful beading, leatherwork, and art-making projects. Still to our less athletic friends, you can hike up Mt Kigali from Nyairamambo, it’s not too laborious. If you are looking for wildlife then you can visit the Volcanoes National Park deep within Virunga Mountains.

This is just a glimpse of the many places no one talks about. Visit Africa and change your view about our lovely continent!

 A quadripoint is a point that touches the border of four distinct territories

The Kazungula Quadripoint is the world's only point where 4 countries geographically meet.

Kazungula means a small Sausage Tree (a wonderful tree found in the region with big sausage-like fruit.

You can stand in Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana which meet at the eastern end of the Caprivi Strip, commonly known as the 4 corners of Africa.

The Caprivi Strip itself was surrendered by Britain to what was then German South-West Africa (now Nambia) - presumably from Bechuanaland (Botswana) - in order to allow the German colony to have access to the Zambezi river.

The Zambia-Botswana ferry at Kazungula is still the only way to cross the border between those two countries, and the only way to cross from Zimbabwe into Namibia.

Because of the vast area involved in countries, no international quadripoints have ever been claimed.

Access

From Bulawayo .Take Robert Mugabe way in the city center which continues for 30 kilometers south to the Matobo park boundary .A single lane road continues to Maleme Dam. The rest of the road from then on is either gravel or road but suitable for most vehicles. The Park is also accessible from Gwanda by taking the Thuli- Makwe road which is close to Kezi and taking a Northward turn on the Kezi-Bulawayo highway.

Other MUST-SEE Activities

Boating

Fishing

Trail riding

Hiking

Game viewing

Running

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In Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe, close to Botswana, Namibia, and Zambia, there is Kazungula a small border post-settlement. Just to the west is the border village of Kazungula in Botswana, from where there is a ferry service for vehicles across the Zambezi River to the town of Kazungula in Zambia.

Kazungula also has meaning. It means a small Sausage Tree (a wonderful tree found in the region with big sausage-like fruit). I wonder if vegans are allowed to also eat from this tree. Many of these trees are not far from here. However, the fact that this boundary connects both Zambia and Zimbabwe's Victoria Falls with the Chobe National Park in Botswana is of most significance.

The Kazungula bridge construction started in October 2014 .This border post has been described as a key link in the infrastructure of Africa's Zambesia region, linking business from the South to that of the North. Indeed, the border is the meeting point of four nations, and four of Zambesia's seven countries share a mutual boundary at Kazungula. Namibia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, and Zambia, respectively. This is an amazing discovery, I mean you can stand in Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana which meet at the eastern end of the Caprivi Strip.

Boarding the Kazungula ferry across the Zambezi River is the only way to encounter this confluence today. For the brave, it's a frontier crossing, taking time, and determination. Fortunately, there is another, far simpler way to reap the benefits of these four remarkable countries' proximity. Cruise your way through watery wonderlands, spend two nights in each nation and visit the only existing international quadripoint. You may reach a "no man's land," where you are either not in a country or four countries at the same time. Imagine that!

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According to many tourists who post their pictures after visiting the pool ,this natural pool at the cliff’s edge offers the most thrilling experience 

A visit to the devil’s pool is worth it ,it is one of the most extra ordinary natural spots on earth.

Jetwayken said that he always wanted to visit the devil’s pool ever since he heard about it and when he saw pictures .

“Bucket list ✅ ,Devil’s pool has always been on my bucket list and today l had a chance to bath in God’s amazing Grace “,he posted 

To kick off this list I will start with Victoria Falls named by explorer David Livingstone after Queen Victoria. Of course, I will start with my country, that’s my home. Mosi-oa-Tunya, the 'Smoke that Thunders', is a reference to the tremendous spray and rumbling that the Falls produce, but its native African name is far more expressive. The Falls are twice as high as Niagara Falls, with a width of 1,700 meters and a depth of 108 meters. And the savannah, which is full of rhinos, hippos, and lions, surrounds them. You are guaranteed to get a great selfie here so many spots to choose from.

2.     Serengeti, Tanzania

Ah, it's here. Renowned Serengeti. This is where you're going to find your wildebeest and acacia trees. As you'll know from all of your pictures of Africa, this is one of the most distinctive and wonderful places on Earth. Check out the Olduvai Gorge while you're there, both a magnificent place and maybe where humanity was born.

3.      Djenne, African City of Mud

Overlooked by most tourists, Djenne is a tiny island on a map, a refuge for bandits and smugglers (yes, stay woke), and fantasy for photographers. But once you look at its surreal elegance, with its ineffable mosque, you can't know how it catches the soul of a human.

4.      Capetown, South Africa

Cape Town is perhaps Africa's most beautiful city. It's hard to beat the urban beauty of an Instagram spot with the meeting of 2 oceans and Table Mountain springing up in the distance.  Your selection ranges from Sanbi Kirstenbosch Gardens to V&A Waterfront with a whole lot of spots in between.

5.      Pyramid of Giza, Egypt

Also known as the pyramid of Khufu or the pyramid of Cheops, the Great Pyramid of Giza is the oldest and largest pyramid in the Giza complex in Cairo, Egypt. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the work of thousands and thousands of men, the Pyramids and the Sphinx of Giza, was considered to the ancients as a Wonder of the World.  Five thousand-year-old pyramids poking up out of the Sahara, do I need to say more?

6.     Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia

Sidi Bou Said is Tunisia's beautiful Mediterranean coastal village, which has attracted great painters and authors for over a century. Before the French artist, Baron Rodolphe D'Erlanger orchestrated a paint scheme of whitewash and light blue that now encompasses the entire village, it was once a local religious site looking out into the turquoise waters of the ocean. The buildings are also famous, with crescent designs on many, for their great studded doors.

7.     Chefchouen, Morocco

For years, the blue city of Morocco has dazzled tourists and it is easy to see why, with its beautiful streets, creaking doorways, and mountain backdrop. Speak of unique and authentic!

8.     Diani Beach, Kenya

Kenya is stealing the spotlight a bit here, I couldn't go past this country, it has so much beauty to talk about. If you're searching for the fascinating coastline, the accented with the blue Indian Ocean, the fine white sand, and the strange tropical palm tree, Diani is the package for you!

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A town full of adventure, music, and culinary arts. Start your day with a ride up Table Mountain in the morning; you'll be able to enjoy stunning city views with clearer skies in the early hours. From here, for some water, sand, and surfing, you can head to Boulders or Clifton Beach or explore the rich history of the Mother City. Both Robben Island and The District Six Museum do a fine job of recounting the struggle of the city to conquer apartheid.

All food lovers are well catered for as there is a special diverse cultural history in Cape Town that affects much of its cuisine. There are a few dishes or foods that stand alone as "traditional." Instead, from Cape Dutch to French and Indian, you can find a mixture of types, tastes, and techniques. Some restaurants serve game meat, such as springbok, as carpaccio, calamari, and  beef biltong. Capetown is also home to the finest wines such as Robertson, so be sure to include wine farms such as Groot Constantia, Steenberg among others on your bucket list.

You must be asking, “when is the best time to go?”. Almost any time of the year is great for game viewing, but December through February sees the bulk of the rain and sunshine (so pack your bathing suits) and May through July are the coldest months. That said, The best times to visit Cape Town are from March to May and from September to November. These shoulder seasons boast enviable weather, fewer crowds, and lower prices. Capetown’s summer is the most popular and expensive too. Hotels and attractions are usually overflowing with travelers.

The major cities in Africa, such as Cape Town, are the most cosmopolitan, while the region can be seen as extremely rural. Overall, for so many reasons, the country is a bucket-list destination.

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Operation Noah saved the lives of around 5,000 animals, many of which were placed in Matusadona National Park.

The National Park is known for being one of the last wild sanctuaries for the endangered black rhino and is one of the best wildlife spots in Africa.

Matusadona is an Intensive Protection Zone (IPZ) and home to several relocated black rhinoceros. It was also set up to rejuvenate other herds of endangered species. This park is one of the few that has all the members of the Big 5 in Zimbabwe.

Matusadona was proclaimed a non-hunting area on November 7, 1958, before being declared a game reserve in 1963, and then, in 1975, it became a national park under the Parks & Wildlife Act of Rhodesia.

One of Matusadona's most compelling features is its diverse bird life, with over 240 species being recorded in the park. In 2021, 223 Burchell's zebra were relocated to the park to boost game populations. Ten elephants were collared, providing valuable information for better protection.

Some of the activities one can partake in once in Matusadonha are listed below:

Unbridled adventure in the extreme wild.
Hiking and escarpment climbing
Game viewing along the lake shoreline from the safety of houseboats
Fishing in the rivers and inlets
Bird watching in the breathtaking Sanyati Gorge
Game drives
Boating and canoeing safaris

The Matusadona National Park is best accessed from the capital city of Harare on the A1.

The Zimbabwe National Gallery is a gallery in Harare devoted to the exhibition and restoration of the modern art and visual heritage of Zimbabwe. Frank McEwen, a British citizen credited with bringing Shona Sculpture to the spotlight, designed and directed the original National Gallery of Rhodesia. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother formally opened the Gallery on 16 July 1957 and the late Queen Elizabeth II attended the sixth Zimbabwe Heritage Exhibition there in October 1991. From a personal point of view, every time I visit the gallery I bump into so many thought-provoking pieces, from poetry, paintings to sculptures. The experience is always worthwhile.

CHAPUNGU SCULPTURE PARK

In Masasa, Harare, Zimbabwe, Chapungu Sculpture Park is a sculpture park showcasing the work of Zimbabwean stone sculptors. It was created by Roy Guthrie in 1970, who played a key role in promoting the work of his sculptors worldwide. One way to do this was to display the sculptures in a traveling show called "Chapungu: Tradition and Legend-A Civilization in Stone" in the Botanical Gardens. Chapungu has one of the largest Zimbabwean Stone Sculpture collection in the world! If you visit, it would be nice to leave with a souvenir from their boutiques there. Again, to my food lovers, the Cocoa Tree provides a welcome stop for coffee, tasty chocolates, and cakes, and The Shop Café uses fresh produce to create a healthy, creative and tasty vegetarian buffet lunch. This a must-visit place.

MATOBO NATIONAL PARK

If you are more into natural sculptures then you better be on your way to Matobo hills. Matopo/Matobo is a corruption of a Venda word, "matombo" which means stones in Tshivenda. The heart of the Matobo or Matopos Hills, a region of granite kopjes and wooded valleys beginning some 35 kilometers south of Bulawayo, southern Zimbabwe, forms the Matobo National Park. Over 2 billion years ago, the hills were formed with granite forced to the surface, which eroded to produce smooth "whaleback dwalas" and broken kopjes, strewn with boulders and interspersed with thickets of vegetation. Geography students would enjoy this tour. The grave of Cecil Rhodes, founder of former British colony Rhodesia, is carved into the summit of Malindidzimu. Now there is both art and culture in one place.

In the northern parts of Kenya around the Lamu Archipelago, Kenya 's best beaches and islands are a beautiful and remote part of the Indian Ocean; where empty pristine beaches stretch for miles, you can really enjoy the laid-back bare foot comfort that makes Lamu such an enticing destination for the beach. It is the ideal complement to an East African safari, aside from its charming cultural draw, and not to mention fantastic value for money accommodation choices.

2. Seychelles

Ever wonder why Seychelles is a famous romantic destination? We’ll take a minute to just imagine yourself relaxing for a second at a mesmerizing white sand beach surrounded on a sunny day by crystal clear waters, lush green hills, and beautiful glacis boulders. It may sound too good to be true, but for those travelling to the Seychelles, this is the daily truth.

3. Mauritius

A sleepy-eyed wake-up call is worth the sunrise from the quiet beach of Belle Mare, on Mauritius's east coast. Although it is known for its fine white sand, along this barely developed stretch of beach you are likely to find a secluded place to take it all in. The water is cool and shallow; exactly what you want for lazy days to luxuriate away.

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Massage therapy assists by the increase if temperature to the body releasing endorphins (feel good hormones) and the pain cycle. Endorphins are known to work as the body’s natural pain killer therefore by blocking signals produced by pain receptors , pain decreases.

Decreasing stress

Massage can be used to treat all types of stress in any circumstances. Body movements have the capacity of feel-good hormones , which manipulate he nervous system and inevitable promoting relaxation and relieving stress.

Constipation Relief 

If you have any digestive issues , a stomach massage might help take care of that untimely discomfort. It is according to researchers that abdominal massages have been known to help people move their bowels (particularly people who have gone through post surgery constipation) . So be sure to give it a try

Nyanga is a place for nature lovers, hikers and adventure seekers and is home to the only skywalk in Zimbabwe and what is considered to be one of the highest ziplines in the world at Mtarazi falls.

The place offers a variety of activities to visitors from fishing to golfing and mountain hikes.

Housing the Nyanga National Park which is one of the first national parks to be declared in the country, Nyanga is one of the many eventful tourism destinations in Zimbabwe.

The park is known for a variety of wildlife such as the gnu/wildebeests, the zebras, the kudus, the waterbucks, the reedbucks, the blue duikers, the Samango monkeys and the klipspringers.

The Mtarazi Falls, inside Nyanga National Park, are the highest waterfalls in the country, cascading about 760 metres (2,490 ft), from top to bottom, and have been one of the many reasons drawing locals and internationals to the place.

The skyline at the falls is a 400-meter-long zipline across the face of the Mutarazi Falls.

The excitement and adrenalin rush that Mtarazi has to offer is one not to miss for adrenalin lovers.

At Mount Nyangani, which is also situated in Nyanga, hikers are in for a treat Mount Nyangani hike which is the highest peak in Zimbabwe at 2593 metres.

The mountains are an irresistible adventure spot coupled with well-documented stories of mysterious disappearances and mythical sightings in and around the mountain.

Nyanga also offers many all-year-round hotel options such as the Troutbeck Hotel, The Village Inn Montclair Hotel & Casino, Rhodes Nyanga Hotel and Pine Tree Inn.

Besides the learning and educating sessions one can have about the crocodiles in Kariba, the crocodile meat, which is reported to be delicious but pricey, is a delicacy among Kariba locals and is also offered by nearby hotels.
The company exports crocodile meat, parts, and skin to western nations for use in making of belts, shoes, and a variety of other items that are readily apparent.
In Kariba, the tour guides typically travel to fields where guests can glimpse crocodiles via a fence at one of the farms during the game viewing.
Children who are visiting Kariba for the first time may find crocodile viewing particularly interesting because it allows them to learn about how the reptiles live and how they contribute to Zimbabwe's economy.

Although there is no concrete proof to back up the argument, climatologists have noticed that they contribute to global warming; as a result, no new farms are permitted to be created in Zimbabwe.

Visit Kariba and learn more about unique species you can only find in few places in Zimbabwe.

Kariba has high temperatures; therefore, when taking this activity, one should consider taking a sun hat, sunscreen lotion, shades, and water for the trip. Otherwise, it’s an enjoyable activity that informs a lot of people on how animals behave and how to coexist with animals in harmony.

1.Sunhats ,due to its the temperatures ,hats are a must come, so one can protect themselves from the sun.

2.Water , keeping yourself hydrated in Kariba is important,one has to have water with them all the time.

3.Swimwear ,if you are a like swimming be sure to bring your swimwear , because chances are high wherever you will be staying (lodges and hotels) you will have a swimming pool.

4.Mosquito repellent,for one to enjoy Kariba nights outside or moving around ,a repellent is a must have ,the town has mosquitoes.

5.Summer wear ,most people do not check the weather forecast when they visit and they end up bringing warm clothes with them ,The town has high temperatures so summer wear is what you need.

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“My first time experiencing Victoria Falls and @fast jet made it happen with a luxury 1 hour cruise from Harare International airport to Vic Falls ,Stay tuned for travel Zim film”

Victoria Falls also known as Mosi-oa Tunya falls is a water fall located on the boarder between Zambia and Zimbabwe and it is one of the World’s largest waterfalls which has attracted people from all over the World .

The event provides excellent opportunities for brand exposition to both exhibiting, partnering and sponsoring companies.

Speaking on the partnering the Expo, Airports Company chief executive Mr Tawanda Gusha said: "The Airports Company of Zimbabwe (Private) Limited will be partnering with the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority at this year's edition of Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo.

"Aviation and tourism are intertwined and interdependent; the growth in national tourism translates directly to the growth of passenger and aircraft movements across the airports making this a win-win partnership.

"The tourism and travel industries were the most hit by the Covid-19 global pandemic. Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo provides a unique opportunity for business recovery and this year the event is attracting buyers from across the globe, making it the perfect platform for this strategic partnership."

Airports Company operates a network of eight airports which are strategically located around the country, providing direct and fastest access to the country's tourist resorts and trade areas.

The three major international airports are: Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport in Harare and now being upgraded, Victoria Falls International Airport and Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport in Bulawayo.

Another five smaller airports are mainly served by charter operators except for Kariba which now has a scheduled service.

These five are: Kariba International Airport, Charles Prince International Airport, Hwange National Park Airport, Masvingo International Airport, and Buffalo Range International Airport.

Plans are underway to establish three more airports in Gweru, Beitbridge and Mutare.

Also speaking on partnering the expo, Air Zimbabwe acting chief executive Mr Tafadzwa Zaza, said: "Air Zimbabwe is pleased to partner with the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority as the official airline partner for Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo from 13 - 15 October 2022.

"This expo, the first after prolonged suspension due to the Covid-19 pandemic, is a business opportunity for all travel and tourism players, Air Zimbabwe included."

Air Zimbabwe has put additional capacity for local and foreign inbound visitors.

The partnership includes, among other things, domestic flights for winners of a familiarisation trip to Zimbabwe at the Dubai 2020 Expo held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, from October 2021 to March 2022.

The partnership will also include co-branding on advertising and other activities in-flight and prizes on the public day.

In welcoming the partnerships, ZTA Chief Executive Ms Winnie Muchanyuka said, "I would like to commend Airports Company of Zimbabwe and Air Zimbabwe for coming on board with their various sponsorship packages for Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo.

"It gives us the much-needed boost and confidence as we resume the expo in its physical form following a protracted break due to the ruthless COVID-19 pandemic. I would like to sincerely thank them for considering Sanganai/Hlanganani worthy partnering and sponsoring especially in this environment where there is a fierce competition for resources. Let me at this juncture call upon corporates and individuals to follow suit."

Partners and prospective partners can enjoy a wide range of benefits which include placing their business in the spotlight, increased brand awareness and media exposure, getting in front of the target market, lead generation and new contacts, new clients, new customers, new business, giving attendees a "taste" of the business, marketing the business inexpensively, and reconnecting with customers and engaging with a specialised audience.

The past 14 editions of Sanganai/ Hlanganani World Tourism Expo were a resounding success and attracted the leading African destinations and major world tourism markets such as South Africa, Botswana, Malaysia, China, Zambia, Malawi, Kenya, Mozambique, Namibia, UK, USA, India and Italy.

Reference:The Herald

Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in southern Africa known for its dramatic landscape and diverse wildlife, much of it within parks, reserves and safari areas. On the Zambezi River, Victoria Falls make a thundering 108m drop into narrow Batoka Gorge, where there’s white-water rafting and bungee-jumping. Downstream are Matusadona and Mana Pools national parks, home to hippos, rhinos and birdlife