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| Activities around the
Bulawayo Rainbow |
| Within the hotel are the offices
of our sister company Tourism Services Zimbabwe, which organizes
spectacular tours to amazing sites in and around Bulawayo. |
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| City Tour: Takes in a drive through
the wide, laid-back streets, past modern high-rise buildings
side-by-side with century-old structures displaying graceful
architecture of a by-gone era. At the Natural History Museum,
you’ll find fascinating displays of history, fauna
and geology. Mzilikazi Arts and Craft Centre
makes and sells distinctive sculpture and pottery and the
nearby Bulawayo Home Industries workshop is a haven for collectible
textile handicrafts. |
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| Khami Ruins: An ancient Iron
Age complex just 20km outside Bulawayo, understood to be
the capital of the Torwa state as Great Zimbabwe was in decline.
Its dry stone walling, similar in style to that at Great
Zimbabwe dates back to the 15th and 17th century, and artefacts
found in this area date back to the early Stone Age. |
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| Matobo Hills
Tour: Malindidzimu
- The Place of Benevolent Spirits - was re-named the View
of the World by Cecil John Rhodes and the site where he chose
to be buried. This vantage point provides dramatic
views over the surrounding stunning granite formations. |
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| Matobo Hills
and Rhino Expedition: This follows the Matobo Hills tour route with a picnic lunch
stop at Maleme Dam or other scenic spot. Proceed to the Nswatugi
cave paintings and then track black and white rhino, plains
game and search the skies for soaring birds of prey, including
the black eagle whose largest populations on the planet are
found here. |
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