The Matobo Hills, located south of Bulawayo, present a striking landscape of ancient, rocky formations that hold both natural beauty and deep cultural significance. Known for having one of the highest concentrations of prehistoric rock paintings in Southern Africa, the hills are also home to sacred sites and shrines where the voices of ancestral spirits are believed to be heard. The region is linked to the oracular cult of Mwari (or Mlimo), the High God of the local communities. Rich in historical importance, the Matobo Hills contain battle sites, ancient graves, and relics that span thousands of years, connecting the area to both precolonial and colonial history. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003, the hills are a place of profound cultural heritage, where visitors can explore the remains of sacred caves, historic sites, and colonial-era graves, including those of prominent figures.
Thank you Matobo for an amazing experience.
Your staff are professional, your chef is amazing, our guide did the most.
Unfortunately I would have given you 5 stars if It wasn't for the tiny showers.
Gladys Sibanda
5
Reviewed: 2023-11-14
It is a breathtaking place I really love to there. It a good place to go and relax with family and friends and to look at animals this is just best. It is a historical place and very beautiful place. You asked your self how did the rocks sit on each other those are the wanders of mother nature. God bless 🙏
khulekani dube
5
Reviewed: 2023-10-05
Cooler and nice place to Visit on Holidays
Chibaba541
4
Reviewed: 2022-08-09
Place to enjoy some peace and quiet...just to disconnect from it all
Moyo Mkhokheli
5
Reviewed: 2021-08-21
NATURE IS THE LIFE FOR EVERY LIEVING THINGS SO LET'S TAKE CARE OF IT...........