Places & Journeys
Khami: terraces and a world of trade
A stone-built settlement whose archaeology connects western Zimbabwe with wider networks of exchange.
Khami, the Matobo Hills, Victoria Falls and community heritage in the northwest.
A stone-built settlement whose archaeology connects western Zimbabwe with wider networks of exchange.

Photo: Susan Adams / Wikimedia Commons
Granite formations, rock paintings and sacred places connect a striking landscape with long histories of human presence.

Photo: Ian Mackey / Unsplash
Follow the Zambezi into the basalt gorges of a World Heritage landscape shared by Zimbabwe and Zambia.
Zimbabwe’s community-museum programme connects heritage with language, local artists and craft, with BaTonga Museum as an early example.
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