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Hotels in Epworth

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Hotels in Chinhoyi

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Hotels in Beitbridge

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Hotels in Hwange

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Hotels in Chipinge

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Hotels in Bindura

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Hotels in Marondera

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Hotels in Chimanimani

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Hotels in Lupane

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Hotels in Chegutu

Hotels in Chegutu zimbabwe

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Hotels in Binga

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Hotels in Chitungwiza

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Hotels in Gwanda

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Hotels in Murehwa

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Hotels in Mutoko

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Hotels in Rusape

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Hotels in Shamva

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Hotels in Gokwe

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Hotels in Mvurwi

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Hotels in Chivhu

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Hotels in Karoi

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Hotels in Plumtree

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Hotels in Norton

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Hotels in Beatrice

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About Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is a Southern African country located between the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers. Her capital and largest city is Harare. Zimbabwe is known for her diverse wildlife and spectacular landscapes.

Zimbabwe enjoys a relatively moderate climate. Her dry season is between the months of May to September and from November to March, she experiences heavy rainfall. The May to October dry season has little rainfall and low malaria risk and is the best time to visit Zimbabwe. Visitors should dress lightly but protectively to guard against mosquitoes and the sun.

Her two major ethnic groups are Shona and Ndebele. The Zimbabweans favour corn based meals such as bota and the national dish called Sadza, both made with corn meal. Zimbabweans are primarily Christian and are a people of arts such as sculptures, pottery, carvings, basketry, textiles, jewelry.

Some fascinating places to be visited in Zimbabwe are:
  • The Eastern Highlands: These mountains provide a fascinating sight and experience.
  • The Medieval Era Ruins: Zimbabwe draws fame from its medieval era ruins of structures dating to as far back as the Kingdom of Zimbabwe. One of these is the Great Zimbabwe ruins in Masvingo.
  • The Hwange National Park and Mana Pools National Park: Both national parks are UNESCO World Heritage Sites and provide some of the best wildlife and safari experiences in the entire region of Southern Africa.
  • The Victoria Falls: The Victoria Falls is located at the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia and as such, Zimbabwe shares the Falls with the Zambians. However, each country provides a different and unique view and perspective of the Falls from the other.
  • The Chinhoyi Caves: The caves are traditionally called "Chirorodziva" which means "The Pool of the Fallen". They were named after the Shona tribe heroes who were thrown into the caves to die by the Nguni tribe. The history and mythology surrounding the caves make them an interesting location to visit.

Zimbabwe has a plethora of colourful festivals. The Harare International Festival of Arts is the highlight of Zimbabwean festivals and is held annually at the end of April. 
Other Zimbabwean festivals of note are The Harare International Food Festival and The Jikinya Traditional Dance Festival both held annually in November.

Accommodation in Zimbabwe ranges from guest houses to safari accommodations and hotels. There are cheap, average and expensive accommodations available in Zimbabwe.

In Zimbabwe, one may price an item in euros, buy it in dollars and get change in South African rands. A staggering 86.5% of her population is literate. She has 16 official languages including English, Ndebele, Chewa amongst others, making her the country with the highest number of official languages in the world.

Facts about Zimbabwe

Capital:

Harare

Languages Spoken:

English,Shona,Northern Ndebele

Demonym:

Zimbabwean

Currency Name:

Zimbabwe dollar

Currency Code:

ZWL

Currency Symbol:

Z$

Bus Providers in Zimbabwe

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How do I travel out of Zimbabwe?

Get Visa from Zimbabwe

For Zimbabweans looking to travel out of the country. You can check out the list of destinations, how to Get Zimbabwe visa to those countries, Embassies in Zimbabwe and Visa Free Countries for Zimbabwean passport holders

Common Questions Travellers Ask About Zimbabwe

Q. What is Zimbabwe's accepted unit of currency?

A. In 2009, the Zimbabwean government suspended the Zimbabwean dollar. In 2014, the Zimbabwean Central Bank announced that it would be accepting the US dollar, South African rand, Botswana pula, Pound Sterling, Euro, Indian rupee, Chinese yuan, Japanese yen, Australian dollar as legal currency.

Q. Is Zimbabwe safe to visit?

A. Zimbabwe is generally safe to visit and settle in, with moderate crime levels. Visitors should remain vigilant and safeguard accommodation and property whilst in the country. However, Zimbabwe offers no exceptional threats.

Q. How do I travel within Zimbabwe?

A. The most common method of travel within Zimbabwe is by vehicles (mostly four wheelers) on land. However, if you wish to travel from one national park to another, light aircrafts are recommended owing to the huge distance between the parks.

Q. Can I drink the tap water in Zimbabwe?

A. In some areas, the tap water is fine and in others, it's not. It's always safer to settle for bottled water throughout your stay in Zimbabwe instead so as to eliminate any threats to health and peace of mind.

Q. What is the food like?

A. Zimbabwean cuisine is highly influenced by European cooking, featuring foods like pasta and potatoes but with an African flavour to it. Also, a lot of corn based meals are featured.

Q. What language is spoken in Zimbabwe?

A. Zimbabwe has 16 official languages including Chewa, Kalonga, Koisan, Chibarwe, Ndebele, Ndau, Shangani and English. In the urban areas, there are more people who speak English, especially in Harare. In the rural areas of Zimbabwe, very little English is spoken.

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Hotels in Epworth

13 Hotels

Hotels in Chinhoyi

10 Hotels

Hotels in Beitbridge

8 Hotels

Hotels in Hwange

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Hotels in Chipinge

8 Hotels

Hotels in Bindura

7 Hotels

Hotels in Marondera

6 Hotels

Hotels in Chimanimani

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Hotels in Lupane

5 Hotels

Hotels in Chegutu

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Hotels in Binga

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Hotels in Chitungwiza

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Hotels in Gwanda

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Hotels in Murehwa

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Hotels in Mutoko

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Hotels in Rusape

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Hotels in Shamva

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Hotels in Gokwe

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Hotels in Mvurwi

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Hotels in Chivhu

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Hotels in Zvishavane

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Hotels in Karoi

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Hotels in Plumtree

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Hotels in Norton

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Hotels in Beatrice

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Hotels in Mazowe

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Hotels in Penhalonga

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Hotels in Centenary

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Hotels in Odzi

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