Embark on a captivating journey through Great Zimbabwe, a city founded in the 9th century and known as Zimbabwe's cultural heartland. Discover the exceptional architectural prowess of the ancestral Shona people as you explore the ruins' freestanding walls and structures made completely of dry stone. Second only to Egypt's pyramids in size, the ruins bear testimony to the might of the state that built the kingdom and the richness of its former culture. Admire the symbolic chevron designs adorning the walls of this ancient African kingdom, paying tribute to the role of fertility. Gain a deeper understanding of Zimbabwe's cultural heritage through a thorough explanation of the ruins, and explore the museum housing original stone carvings of Zimbabwean birds. After a fully immersive tour of these magnificent ruins, often having the entire attraction yourself, you will be treated to a hearty Zimbabwean lunch. Experience the traditional Mbira music at the cultural village, used as an integral part of life and to communicate with higher spirits. Don't forget to bring along closed-toe walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and insect repellant for a comfortable adventure.
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