Zimbabwe

Africa · landlocked · wildlife · history

Located in Southeast Africa. Zimbabwe sits between the Zambezi and Limpopo Rivers and is bordered by South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, and Mozambique. It doesn't touch any ocean, making it a landlocked country.

Two major cities. Harare is the capital and largest city, while Bulawayo is the second largest city. These cities are the centers of Zimbabwe's government, culture, and business.

Rich natural landscape. The country sits between two mighty rivers and contains diverse ecosystems that are home to incredible African wildlife, from elephants to zebras.

Strategic location. Zimbabwe's position in Southeast Africa makes it a crossroads between several other countries, which has shaped its history and connections with neighboring nations.