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Matobo National Park in the South East of Zimbabwe is Zimbabwe’s oldest National Park and a UNESCO heritage site.
Famous for its beautiful wooded valleys and granite kopjes formed over 2 billion years ago. The granite kopjes have weathered over the years leaving a variety of amazing shapes and formations. Some also have 2,000 year old rock paintings from the San Bushmen with over 3,000 rock ‘art sites’ which you can visit during your stay. With vast botanic diversity, the park is famous for its high populations of white rhino, sable antelope, leopards and the black/verreaux eagle. You can also spot black rhino, plains game, hyena, cheetah, secretary birds and the rare cape eagle owl.
Rock art
Rhino trekking
Amazing rock formations
Mountain biking
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