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The rock formations of Matobo National Park
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Zimbabwe: Matobo Hills

The Matobo Hills in southern Zimbabwe form one of Africa's most compelling landscapes — an ancient terrain of sculpted granite kopjes San rock art sacred sites and remarkable wildlife that has drawn and sheltered human civilisation for thousands of years.
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Zimbabwe: Khami World Heritage Site

Located 22 kilometres west of Bulawayo in Zimbabwe, the Khami Ruins are a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprising the remarkable 15th-century stone enclosures of the Torwa dynasty, offering visitors an extraordinary window into southern Africa's sophisticated pre-colonial civilisations.
The painted or African wild dog is a beautiful animal with complex behaviours. Painted Dog Conservation
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Zimbabwe: Painted Dog Conservation Centre

The Painted Dog Conservation Centre in Zimbabwe is a world-leading sanctuary near Hwange National Park dedicated to rescuing rehabilitating and protecting African painted dogs through pioneering research education and deeply rooted community conservation programmes that have transformed the species' future.
The powerfully built roan antelope roam throughout Hwange National Park
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Zimbabwe: Hwange National Park

Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe's largest wildlife reserve, renowned for its enormous elephant populations, diverse ecosystems and pumped waterholes that attract abundant game year-round, offering visitors exceptional safari experiences away from the more heavily touristed parks of the region.
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Zimbabwe: Victoria Falls National Park

Victoria Falls National Park in Zimbabwe showcases one of the world's most magnificent waterfalls, where the mighty Zambezi River plunges dramatically into a deep gorge, creating spectacular mist, rainbows and an unforgettable natural spectacle for visitors year-round.
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