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🏰 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

🌍✨ Did you know that Zimbabwe is now counted among the top countries to visit in Southern Africa? This is a nation that has truly turned the tables — once hidden, now shining as one of the best destinations in Africa. From the mighty Victoria Falls to the Great Zimbabwe ruins, from wildlife safaris to the warmth of our villages, Zimbabwe offers beauty, adventure, and peace. What makes Zimbabwe stand out is not only nature, but also the spirit of its people. We believe in love, we believe in res