About Midlands

Try Sadza, a staple maize meal, often served with meat or vegetables. It’s a hearty and authentic Zimbabwean meal.

Yes, the Mbira Festival in Zvishavane celebrates traditional Shona music and culture, featuring performances and workshops.

Yes, but hiring a local guide is recommended to fully appreciate the historical and cultural significance of the site.

It’s advisable to drink bottled or boiled water to avoid any health risks.

Be polite, show genuine interest in their culture, and learn a few Shona phrases like 'Mhoro' (Hello) and 'Waita zvako' (Thank you).

Yes, lodges like Antelope Park in Gweru focus on sustainable tourism and wildlife conservation.

Always ask for permission before taking photos, especially during traditional ceremonies or in rural areas.

Handcrafted Mbira instruments or traditional Shona stone sculptures make for meaningful souvenirs.