Masvingo

Zimbabwe

Close to the small city Masvingo in Zimbabwe you find the origin to the name Zimbabwe got in 1980. The name was already used by african nationalists around 1960 as a possible name for the country the day they got their freedom. The name comes from shona language and means ruins. In 1986 this amazing place was proclaimed a Unesco World Heritage Site. This is an amazing place and a must visit if you are in Zimbabwe. Read more at: http://www.travelwithallsenses.com/great-zimbabwe-unesco-world-heritage-site/
Close to the small city Masvingo in Zimbabwe you find the origin to the name Zimbabwe got in 1980. The name was already used by african nationalists around 1960 as a possible name for the country the day they got their freedom. The name comes from shona language and means ruins. In 1986 this amazing place was proclaimed a Unesco World Heritage Site. This is an amazing place and a must visit if you are in Zimbabwe. Read more at: http://www.travelwithallsenses.com/great-zimbabwe-unesco-world-heritage-site/
Close to the small city Masvingo in Zimbabwe you find the origin to the name Zimbabwe got in 1980. The name was already used by african nationalists around 1960 as a possible name for the country the day they got their freedom. The name comes from shona language and means ruins. In 1986 this amazing place was proclaimed a Unesco World Heritage Site. This is an amazing place and a must visit if you are in Zimbabwe. Read more at: http://www.travelwithallsenses.com/great-zimbabwe-unesco-world-heritage-site/
Close to the small city Masvingo in Zimbabwe you find the origin to the name Zimbabwe got in 1980. The name was already used by african nationalists around 1960 as a possible name for the country the day they got their freedom. The name comes from shona language and means ruins. In 1986 this amazing place was proclaimed a Unesco World Heritage Site. This is an amazing place and a must visit if you are in Zimbabwe. Read more at: http://www.travelwithallsenses.com/great-zimbabwe-unesco-world-heritage-site/
Close to the small city Masvingo in Zimbabwe you find the origin to the name Zimbabwe got in 1980. The name was already used by african nationalists around 1960 as a possible name for the country the day they got their freedom. The name comes from shona language and means ruins. In 1986 this amazing place was proclaimed a Unesco World Heritage Site. This is an amazing place and a must visit if you are in Zimbabwe. Read more at: http://www.travelwithallsenses.com/great-zimbabwe-unesco-world-heritage-site/

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Close to the small city Masvingo in Zimbabwe you find the origin to the name Zimbabwe got in 1980. The name was already used by african nationalists around 1960 as a possible name for the country the day they got their freedom. The name comes from shona language and means ruins. In 1986 this amazing place was proclaimed a Unesco World Heritage Site. This is an amazing place and a must visit if you are in Zimbabwe. Read more at: http://www.travelwithallsenses.com/great-zimbabwe-unesco-world-heritage-site/
Masvingo
Known for Bars, Dining and Ruins
Masvingo is calling! Discover its ruins, wildlife, bars, and more.

Reasons to visit

  • Great Zimbabwe National Monument
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Chiredzi
Chiredzi
Check out the local area in Chiredzi as you venture to sights like Chiredzi Showgrounds.
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Adult female greater kudus (Tragelaphus strepsiceros), with young in the Save Valley Conservancy
Save Valley Conservancy
During your stay in Save Valley Conservancy, you can discover things to see and do in the local area.
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Triangle
Triangle
Known for Golf
Escape to Triangle! Enjoy its golf.
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Matibis
Matibis
Venture to sights like Gonarezhou National Park as you discover the local area in Matibis.
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Buffalo Range
Buffalo Range
Check out Triangle Country Club and Hippo Valley Golf Club—just a couple of the sights around Buffalo Range.
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