The Zambezi drops 108 m over a 1.7 km wide edge, the 'Smoke that Thunders', a UNESCO site. The Zimbabwe side has 16 viewpoints along the rainforest path facing the falls.
The spray is heaviest from March to May. Activities include bungee from the bridge and rafting. A KAZA visa covers both Zimbabwe and Zambia.
Zimbabwe's largest park, with huge elephant herds at pumped waterholes in the dry season, and lions, wild dogs and sable antelope.
Granite hills of balancing rocks with San paintings and a rhino sanctuary, where you can track white rhinos on foot.
A remote park on the Zambezi, a UNESCO site, famous for walking safaris, canoe trips, and elephants standing on their hind legs to reach the trees.
The stone ruins of a medieval city, the capital of a great trading kingdom from the 11th to 15th centuries, with the curving Great Enclosure and the …
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