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Ndebele Culture The Ndebele people originated from one of the Nguni tribes, which settled in Southern Africa and evolved into a number of different tribes over the centuries including Zimbabwe. They are well known for their artistic skills, colorful designs on the exterior of their homes, outstanding craftsmanship, distinctive and highly colorful modes of dress which have long been known for their beadwork and ornamentation. In Zimbabwe, the Ndebele represents the second-largest ethnic group and Bulawayo is their hub city. […]

Binga Batonga Cultural Village Bringing the Tonga Culture to life. The BaTonga people of Zimbabwe are found in Binga District, the Kariba area, and other parts of Matabeleland. They are mostly subsistence farmers who grow crops such as millet (nzembwe), sorghum (mayila) and they supplement this in a large part with wild plants, animals, and fish. Their crafts and hobbies are pottery, carvings, baskets, and mats crafted by older men and women daily. Pots are made in various sizes for […]

Celebrated Fashion Mogul Tommy Hilfiger Visits Zimbabwe Celebrated Fashion Mogul Tommy Hilfiger comes to Destination Zimbabwe to celebrate his birthday in style. This further endorses Zimbabwe as a destination of choice. The destination has recently played host to mega stars such as Paris Hilton, Catherine Zeta Jones, Michael Douglas, Steve Harvey, Jack Ma, Maps Mamponyane amongst many other rich and famous celebrities. #VisitZimbabwe #MeetInZim #ZimBho

Kore Kore Cultural Village Bringing the Kore Kore Culture to life Kore Kore Cultural Village is located in Chinhoyi caves a centre of the Kore Kore culture. A tour of this living village allows you to participate in the Kore Kore way of life. Activities during the tour are storytelling, traditional dances, nature walks, traditional food preparation, and cooking methods. By Visiting the village, you get to learn traditional secrets shared in Bikiro, Gota, Nhanga, Tsaka which are dwellings dedicated […]

Kambako Cultural Home Bringing the Shangaan Culture to life.The Kambako cultural home was founded by the Shangaan community members with assistance from the Malilangwe Trust in Chiredzi. The Home showcases the culture of old generations’ techniques of bushcraft which made them survive and prosper. Shangaan people were hunter-gatherers and their traditional lifestyle was recreated through demonstrations of practical skills. You can see in action and can try out for yourself by visiting the cultural home. Activities include making fire from […]