Nyanga, located in Zimbabwe's Eastern Highlands near the Mozambique border, is known for its mountainous landscapes and historical significance. Sitting at an elevation of 1,679 meters, the town is close to Nyanga National Park, home to Mount Nyangani, the country's highest peak, and Mtarazi Falls, Zimbabwe's tallest waterfall. The area features archaeological remains from the Stone and Iron Ages, including ancient pit structures and stone terraces. Nyanga has a long history of farming and tourism, with activities such as fishing, golf, and hiking. It also hosts Zimbabwe's largest army training camp and continues to expand with growing residential areas.