From the iconic red sandstone Chilojo Cliffs in Gonarezhou, to the mysterious mist-covered Mount Nyangani in Nyanga, the rugged untouched wilderness of Matusadona, to the thundering of Victoria Falls - Zimbabwe’s national parks are bucket-list stuff, for Zimbabweans, Africans and internationals alike. 🇿🇼💚They’re also home to the world’s second largest population of elephants, the fourth largest population of black rhino, and a critical population of the critically endangered African wild dog. The most surprising part? They’re accessible to Zimbabweans for the price of a cappuccino. ☕😮Whether you’re Zimbabwean or wanting to visit Zimbabwe, consider a trip to one of Zim’s national parks this holiday season. Not only is it easier than you think, but your visit helps support Zimbabwe’s economy, creates jobs, and supports the conservation of wildlife. Plan your visit, make memories that will last a lifetime, and leave a positive footprint. 🌿 #VisitYourNationalWildlifeParks #Zimbabwe #Tourism #NationalParks #Africa #AfricanWildlife #Wildlife #WildAfricaFund #ZimParksMagic #FestiveConservation #NatureLoversUnite #WAFxZimParks - @wildafricaorg