Nyanga National Park

Nyanga National Park, located in the northern part of the Eastern Highlands, is one of Zimbabwe's oldest tourist destinations. Its environment is made up of undulating hills and rhythmic rivers. Mount Nyangani, Zimbabwe's highest point, is located within the National Park. On the other hand, Mutarazi Falls, Zimbabwe's tallest waterfall, pours down in all its splendor. Various species can be found in Nyanga National Park.

Inside the protected region, you may see lions, leopards, blue duikers, samango monkeys, and hyaenas. Hiking, fishing, boating, and swimming are just a few of the exciting activities available inside Nyanga National Park.

Nyanga National Park, often known as the Highveld's home, is a wild and magnificent site to explore on any vacation to Zimbabwe. Nyanga National Park is home to the Zimbabwean Highveld, as well as a fascinating and spectacular scenery adorned with groves of msasa trees and cypresses that are regarded rare in these parts.

The unique habitats that exist within Nyanga National Park can host a truly otherworldly array of creatures and a remarkable diversity of wildlife species, thanks to the park's vastly unique landscapes.

• Location: Sanyatwe, Zimbabwe
• Timing: 9 AM- 2 PM
• Famous for: Hulking hills of dolomite rock and suspended boulders
• Entry Fee: US$ 5
• Best Time To Visit: best from November to April when the migratory birds are present.