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5 hours
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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.
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Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Khami Ruins
Explore the fascinating Khami Ruins with our guided tour, commencing at the museum. Delve into history, tracing back to the Stone Age, as you examine artifacts unearthed at Khami. Learn about the site's occupation history and immerse yourself in the rich heritage that shaped this remarkable archaeological wonder. A journey through time awaits.
Khami Ruins
Embark on an enlightening Khami Ruins tour, centered around the Passage Platform – the heart of the site. Discover the unexpected connection with the female reproductive system, as it served as an ancient classroom for girls transitioning to womanhood. Here, they learned vital lessons about their bodies, marriage, and caring for their families. Unearth the unique history of this extraordinary educational site.
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2 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
brianhM8131SO,
Jul 10, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
Suppose to be a five hour tour got three at best. Don't think i got any information that wasn't on the placards at these ruins. Was good to see not worth $80 though when it cost Americans $30 to enter. Not a long drive the hotel would have taken me there. Lunch consisted of a beer, about ten nuts and some type of salted jerky. The company only takes cash (as thier theifs). Was to go on the great zimbabwe ruins and one other. My card got stolen so cant get anymore cash so i had to cancel the remaining tours. Good thing! From what i can tell (from the hotel) they are the only tour company. Don't think there going to suggest them again but it is africa. Did get to go to the site i cant remember as the hotel took me there. No need to give these looser another $200 for that tour as i don't think i missed much
phelguer,
Oct 29, 2023
- Review from Tripadvisor
It is an excellent tour with an excellent guide, the tour of this place exceeded my expectations, the truth is that the photos and videos that I had seen do not do it justice, the place is very impressive. For those of us who like history and archaeological sites, this is a must-see in Zimbabwe. After the tour we finished eating and enjoying refreshing drinks.
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