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Bookmark or Share- Matobo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural SiteMatobo National Park makes a great stopover for visitors in transit by road to Hwange and Victoria Falls and is only forty kilometres from Bulawayo. The largest concentrations of black and white rhinoceros in Zimbabwe making it easy to spot one or more of the large population of this endangered species during a visit.
- Matobo: A Deep Dive into Zimbabwe 's Scenic WondeMatobo, also known as Matopos, is a region in southern Zimbabwe, renowned for its granite kopjes, unique rock formations, and rich cultural heritage. This area includes Matobo Hills, a World Heritage Site, and Matobo National Park, Zimbabwe’s oldest national park, established in 1926.
- Matobo National Park travel - Lonely Planet | Zimbabwe, AfricaZimbabwe, Africa. Home to some of the most majestic granite scenery in the world, the Matobo National Park is one of the unsung highlights of Zimbabwe. This Unesco World Heritage Site is a stunning and otherworldly landscape of balancing rocks known as kopjes – giant boulders unfeasibly teetering on top of one another.
- Matobo National Park | Zimbabwe, Africa - Lonely PlanetHome to some of the most majestic granite scenery in the world, the Matobo National Park is one of the unsung highlights of Zimbabwe. This Unesco World Heritage Site is a stunning and otherworldly landscape of balancing rocks, kopjes – giant boulders unfeasibly teetering on top of one another.
- Matobo National Park - WikipediaMatobo National Park. Coordinates: 20°33′00″S 28°30′29″E. The Matobo National Park forms the core of the Matobo or Matopos Hills, an area of granite kopjes and wooded valleys commencing some 35 kilometres (22 mi) south of Bulawayo, southern Zimbabwe.
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