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Located a short driving distance from Bulawayo, Khami World Heritage Site is the second largest stone-built city in Zimbabwe. Built at the end of Great Zimbabwe’s reign, Khami ruled western Zimbabwe and eastern Zimbabwe for decades before being destroyed in a civil war in the late 1600s. At its peak, it was home to at least 8,000 people, who controlled the local gold, metals agricultural and ivory industries and traded with the outside world. The site is extensive, with impressive terraces and platforms built along the Khami River. Good bird watching along the river too. Full and half day tours are offered.
Tour details:
Min 3, Max 10 pax.
Drive 17km to the site – approx. 25 mins from the city centre.
Tour lasts up to 4 hours, including walking up and down uneven stone stairways of medium steepness.
Entrance fees are not included. Zimbabweans bring an ID to confirm your country of origin.
Casual dress recommended; no high-heels or flip-flops allowed. Hats, cameras and sunscreen recommended.
Some refreshments including drinking water and some soft drinks will be provided.
For a full day, a packed picnic lunch will be arranged, with attention to dietary requirements.
Casual dress recommended; no high-heels or flip-flops allowed. Hats, cameras and sunscreen recommended.
Some refreshments including drinking water and some soft drinks will be provided.
For a full day, a packed picnic lunch will be arranged, with attention to dietary requirements.