Bulawayo Tours and Tickets

Discover the rich cultural heritage of Bulawayo, the City of Kings, on this immersive tour. Learn about the city's history as the first settlement of the Ndebele Kings at the prime location of Bulawayo Dolobho. Delve into the development of Zimbabwe's railway system at the Railway Museum, where you can see Cecil Rhodes' personal railway coach from 1897. Marvel at the stunning Victorian-era architecture of the post office, Art Gallery, Exchange Building, City Hall, and Joshua Nkomo statue along the main street. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the oldest township, Makokoba, as our local guide takes you on a tour of the area's oldest homes and introduces you to its residents. Experience the flavors of the local cuisine at nearby eateries, and pass through the arts and crafts center, where local artisans are at work. Don't forget to bring your walking shoes, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and insect repellent to fully enjoy this unforgettable experience.

Step into the captivating history of Khami Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of power during the 15th to 17th century Torwa Dynasty, succeeding the Great Zimbabwe. Witness the enduring stone walls, ingeniously assembled by the Kalanga people without cement, representing power rather than defense. Explore the King's Residence, where monarchs resided in grand stone enclosures, contrasting with commoners' thatched Daka huts. Delve into the Sacred Ground, a sacred site for traditional rituals, and the Passage Platform, where young girls learned about life and marriage. Discover the intrigue of the Tsoro game board and the Northern and Monolith Platforms. Conclude the tour with sunset drinks atop the King's Residence, relishing the breathtaking scenery. Khami Ruins offers a perfect backdrop for leisurely afternoons with loved ones, unveiling a captivating chapter of history that shaped this extraordinary destination.

Most visitors experience Zimbabwe’s ruins or its safari landscapes—often with crowds. This private full-day tour combines both, at a relaxed pace. Begin at the UNESCO-listed Khami Ruins, where 15th-century stone walls showcase remarkable geometric masonry. Explore with an expert guide who brings the history of the Torwa dynasty to life. Continue into an exclusive 6,500-acre private reserve, where wildlife moves freely across open landscapes. Enjoy a gourmet lodge lunch served poolside in a tranquil wilderness setting, before further exploration by vehicle and on foot with trained guides introducing you to the basics of wildlife tracking and animal behaviour. Zimbabwe for travellers who prefer substance over selfies. • UNESCO Khami Ruins without crowds • Private 6,500-acre safari reserve • Gourmet lodge lunch in the wilderness • Guided tracking experience • Private pickup from Bulawayo

Travellers have an opportunity of seeing the second largest stone built monument in Zimbabwe. Its historical importance lies in its position at the watershed between the history of Great Zimbabwe and the later Zimbabwe period. It is one of the few Zimbabwe sites that were not destroyed by treasure hunters and its undisturbed stratigraphy is scientifically important in providing a much clearer insight into the history of the country.

The combination of Khami Ruins Trip and Silunguzi Matopos Village is very ideal because it combines history and wildlife and it gives Visitors a first hand interaction experience with the Ndebele local people.