The ruins of Great Zimbabwe are more than walls and towers but they are echoes of a mighty civilization that once thrived here in the 11th and 15th.易 Centuries. Each curve of the granite walls speaks of advanced architecture ✨️ Pack comfortable walking shoes, a camera, and a curious heart because this isn’t just a destination but it’s a journey into the soul of our nation.麟 Whatsapp Zimadventures at +263 783 682 334 to book for your vacation . | ZimAdventures | Facebook

🏰 How Great Zimbabwe Was Built The walls of Great Zimbabwe were built between the 11th and 15th centuries by the Shona ancestors. They used granite blocks cut from nearby hills. Instead of cement or mortar, they carefully placed stones one on top of the other so perfectly that the walls have lasted for centuries. The biggest wall is the Great Enclosure, which has walls up to 10–11 meters high and more than 250 meters long. ⏳ How Long It Took Historians believe the building process stretched ove

Welcome to Zimbabwe – A Land of Rich Culture and Natural Wonders! Zimbabwe is a proud and vibrant nation, home to a tapestry of diverse cultures, traditions, and languages. Our cultural heritage is one of the richest in Africa, with over 16 officially recognized languages and communities, including the Shona, Ndebele, Xhosa, Tonga, Kalanga, and many others. Each culture brings its unique customs, music, dance, cuisine, and art, creating a beautiful mosaic of traditions that reflect the spirit of

1.7K views · 49 reactions |  Great Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe Ruins) is one of the best places to visit! You can truly feel the deep connection with our history and culture. The entry fee is only $5, and it’s worth every cent — you’ll see how beautifully the place is maintained. Big respect to the leadership for keeping our heritage site looking so amazing!  #DiscoverZimbabwe #GreatZimbabwe #ProudlyZimbabwean #Heritage | Discover Zimbabwe | Facebook

20K views · 150 reactions | Massive granite walls built without mortar in Great Zimbabwe stand as a testament to ancient skill. #history #archaeology #heritage #ancienthistory | GoodScience | Facebook