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Victoria Falls is located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe and is one of the world's three largest waterfalls…
Mosi-o-tunya Road, Livingstone, Zambia
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ซิมบับเว (Zimbabwe) 🇿🇼💦🦁🏛️ ถ้าอยากเที่ยวแอฟริกาที่ได้ทั้ง น้ำตกระดับโลก ซาฟารีแบบธรรมชาติยังดิบ และโบราณสถานสำคัญของทวีป ซิมบับเวเป็นประเทศที่น่าสนใจมาก ประเทศนี้มีแหล่งมรดกโลก UNESCO ถึง 5 แห่ง ทั้ง Victoria Falls, Mana Pools, Great Zimbabwe, Khami Ruins และ Matobo Hills ทำให้ทริปเดียวผสมได้ทั้ง Wildlife + Adventure + History ค่อนข้างครบ (UNESCO World Heritage Centre) 📍 5 สถานที่ห้ามพลาด 1. Victoria Falls 💦🌈 แลนด์มาร์กอันดับหนึ่งของประเทศ และเป็นน้ำตกที่ซิมบับเวใช้ร่วมกับแซมเบีย แม่น้ำ Zambezi มีความกว้างมากกว่า 2 กิโลเมตรบริเวณก่อนถึงน้ำตก ก่อนกระโจนลงสู่แนวช่องเขาหินบะซอลต์จนเกิดละอองน้ำขนาดใหญ่ UNESCO ยกให้เป็นหนึ่งในน้ำตกที่ตระการตาที่สุดในโลก และพื้นที่ได้รับการขึ้นทะเบียนเป็นมรดกโลกตั้งแต่ปี 1989 (UNESCO World Heritage Centre) กิจกรรมน่าสนใจ: 💦 เดินชม Victoria Falls 🚁 Helicopter Flight 🚣 White-water Rafting 🌅 Zambezi Sunset Cruise 🪢 Bungee Jump เหมาะกับ: คนมา Zimbabwe ครั้งแรกและสาย Adventure ⸻ 2. Hwange National Park 🐘🦁 ถ้าอยากทำ Safari ในซิมบับเว ที่นี่ควรอยู่ในลิสต์อันดับต้น ๆ Hwange เป็น อุทยานแห่งชาติที่ใหญ่ที่สุดของประเทศ ครอบคลุมประมาณ 14,650 ตร.กม. และมีชื่อเสียงมากเรื่องช้าง โดย ZimParks ระบุว่าที่นี่มีประชากรช้างมากที่สุดในซิมบับเว รวมถึงสัตว์เลี้ยงลูกด้วยนมราว 100 ชนิดและนกเกือบ 400 ชนิด (Zimparks) มีโอกาสพบ 🐘 ช้าง 🦁 สิงโต 🐆 เสือดาว 🐃 ควาย 🐕 African Wild Dog 🦒 ยีราฟ 🦓 ม้าลาย ไฮไลต์: Game Drive + Waterhole Safari ถ้าไปช่วงฤดูแห้ง สัตว์จำนวนมากจะรวมตัวใกล้แหล่งน้ำ ทำให้เป็นช่วงที่น่าสนใจมากสำหรับการถ่ายภาพ Wildlife 3. Mana Pools National Park 🐘🛶 ถ้าอยากได้ Safari ที่รู้สึก ดิบและเงียบกว่าอุทยานยอดนิยมทั่วไป Mana Pools โดดเด่นมาก อุทยานอยู่ริมแม่น้ำ Zambezi ทางตอนเหนือของประเทศ มีพื้นที่ประมาณ 2,196 ตร.กม. คำว่า “Mana” หมายถึง “สี่” ในภาษา Shona ซึ่งหมายถึงแอ่งน้ำหลัก 4 แห่งในพื้นที่ (Zimparks) สัตว์ที่พบได้มีทั้ง 🐘 ช้าง 🦁 สิงโต 🐆 เสือดาว 🐃 ควาย 🐕 Painted Dog 🦛 ฮิปโป 🐊 จระเข้ พื้นที่ Mana Pools ร่วมกับ Sapi และ Chewore Safari Areas เป็นมรดกโลก UNESCO และถือเป็นหนึ่งใน Wilderness Area สำคัญของภูมิภาค Zambezi (UNESCO World Heritage Centre) กิจกรรมเด่น: 🚶 Walking Safari 🛶 Canoe Safari 🚙 Game Drive 🦅 Birdwatching เหมาะกับ: คนที่เคย Safari มาแล้วและอยากสัมผัสธรรมชาติแบบเข้มข้นขึ้น 4. Great Zimbabwe National Monument 🏛️🪨 จุดนี้ทำให้ซิมบับเวแตกต่างจากประเทศ Safari หลายแห่ง Great Zimbabwe คือซากเมืองหินขนาดใหญ่ใกล้เมือง Masvingo เคยเป็นศูนย์กลางสำคัญของอารยธรรม Shona ระหว่างประมาณคริสต์ศตวรรษที่ 11–15 และเคยเป็นศูนย์กลางการค้าที่สำคัญในยุคกลาง พื้นที่หลักแบ่งออกเป็น ⛰️ Hill Ruins 🧱 Great Enclosure 🏘️ Valley Ruins Great Enclosure โดดเด่นมากด้วยกำแพงหินที่ก่อโดยไม่ใช้ปูน และหอคอยทรงกรวยด้านใน Great Zimbabwe เป็นมรดกโลก UNESCO ตั้งแต่ปี 1986 และชื่อของประเทศ Zimbabwe เองก็เชื่อมโยงกับมรดกทางประวัติศาสตร์แห่งนี้ (UNESCO World Heritage Centre) เหมาะกับ: สายประวัติศาสตร์ โบราณคดี และสถาปัตยกรรม 5. Matobo Hills 🪨🦏🎨 ภูมิประเทศที่เต็มไปด้วยก้อนหินแกรนิตรูปร่างแปลกตาและก้อนหินที่ดูเหมือนวางซ้อนกันอย่างไม่น่าเชื่อ Matobo Hills อยู่ห่างจาก Bulawayo ราว 35 กม. และเป็นพื้นที่ที่มีความสัมพันธ์กับมนุษย์มานานหลายหมื่นปี รวมถึงมีภาพเขียนบนผาหินจำนวนมากจน UNESCO ระบุว่าเป็นหนึ่งในพื้นที่ที่มีความหนาแน่นของ Rock Art สูงที่สุดแห่งหนึ่งในแอฟริกาตอนใต้ (UNESCO World Heritage Centre) ภายใน Matobo National Park ยังมี 🦏 แรดดำและแรดขาว 🐆 เสือดาว 🦌 Sable Antelope 🦓 ม้าลาย 🦅 Black Eagle ZimParks ระบุว่าอุทยานมีพื้นที่ประมาณ 424 ตร.กม. และเป็นหนึ่งในเขตคุ้มครองแรดสำคัญของประเทศ (Zimparks) ไฮไลต์: Rock Formations • Rock Art • Rhino Tracking • Hiking 🍽️ ของกินที่ควรลอง 🌽 Sadza — แป้งข้าวโพดต้ม อาหารหลักของซิมบับเว 🥩 Nyama — เนื้อปรุงหรือย่าง กินกับ Sadza 🥬 Muriwo Unedovi — ผักใบเขียวกับซอสถั่วลิสง 🐟 Bream — ปลา พบได้ตามพื้นที่แม่น้ำและทะเลสาบ 🥤 Maheu — เครื่องดื่มหมักจากธัญพืช 🍲 Haifiridzi — เมนูเนื้อและผักแบบท้องถิ่น ☀️ ช่วงน่าเที่ยว ถ้าเน้น Safari ช่วงฤดูแห้งประมาณ พฤษภาคม–ตุลาคม เป็นช่วงยอดนิยม เพราะพื้นที่แห้งขึ้นและสัตว์มักรวมตัวบริเวณ Waterhole ถ้าเน้น Victoria Falls ต้องเลือกช่วงตามภาพที่อยากเห็น เพราะระดับน้ำเปลี่ยนชัดเจนตลอดปี 💦 ช่วงหลังฤดูฝน — น้ำมาก ละอองน้ำอลังการ 📷 ช่วงน้ำลด — มองเห็นหน้าผาและโครงสร้างน้ำตกชัดกว่า 🚣 กิจกรรมบางชนิด — ขึ้นอยู่กับระดับน้ำและความปลอดภัย ดังนั้น Victoria Falls ไม่มีช่วงเดียวที่ “ดีที่สุด” สำหรับทุกกิจกรรม 🗺️ แนะนำจำนวนวัน ถ้ามาครั้งแรก แนะนำประมาณ 9–12 วัน Victoria Falls 2–3 คืน ↓ 🐘 Hwange 3 คืน ↓ ✈️/🚙 🏛️ Great Zimbabwe 1–2 คืน ↓ 🪨 Matobo Hills 2 คืน ถ้ามีเวลาประมาณ 12–15 วัน และอยากเน้น Safari แบบจริงจัง สามารถเพิ่ม Mana Pools 3–4 คืน Mana Pools อยู่คนละโซนกับ Victoria Falls และ Hwange จึงไม่ควรอัดเข้าไปในทริปสั้นเกินไป 🛂 วีซ่าสำหรับหนังสือเดินทางไทย ถ้าจะเที่ยว Zimbabwe + Zambia ในทริปเดียว ควรตรวจสิทธิ์ KAZA UNIVISA แยกอีกครั้งก่อนจอง เพราะเงื่อนไขขึ้นอยู่กับสัญชาติและประเภทวีซ่า 📌 Tips ก่อนเที่ยว · Victoria Falls + Hwange จัดต่อกันง่ายและเหมาะมากสำหรับทริปแรก · Hwange ควรพักอย่างน้อย 2–3 คืน จะได้ Game Drive หลายช่วงเวลา · Mana Pools เหมาะกับคนที่พร้อมสำหรับ Wilderness Safari มากกว่า Day Trip · Great Zimbabwe และ Matobo ช่วยให้ทริปไม่กลายเป็น Safari อย่างเดียว · ช่วง Safari เช้ามืดในฤดูหนาวอาจเย็นมาก ควรมีเสื้อกันลม · หากใช้เครื่องบินเล็กเข้า Safari Camp ควรตรวจน้ำหนักสัมภาระล่วงหน้า · ก่อนเดินทางควรเช็กค่าเข้าอุทยานและข้อกำหนดล่าสุดจาก ZimParks อีกครั้ง เพราะมีการปรับได้ตามช่วงเวลา ✨ สรุป ซิมบับเวเป็นประเทศที่ได้ แอฟริกาหลายมิติในทริปเดียว 💦 Victoria Falls — น้ำตกยักษ์แห่ง Zambezi 🐘 Hwange — ซาฟารีและฝูงช้าง 🛶 Mana Pools — Wilderness + Canoe/Walking Safari 🏛️ Great Zimbabwe — อารยธรรมหินโบราณ 🪨 Matobo Hills — ก้อนหินยักษ์ Rock Art และแรด ถ้าแซมเบียโดดเด่นเรื่อง Walking Safari และ Lower Zambezi ซิมบับเวจะเพิ่มมิติของ ประวัติศาสตร์และภูมิทัศน์หินโบราณ เข้ามา ทำให้ประเทศนี้เหมาะมากกับคนที่อยากได้ทั้ง Safari + Adventure + History ในทริปเดียว 🇿🇼✨

If you are looking for an African safari that is still raw, uncrowded, and lets you get close to nature, Zambia is an incredibly interesting destination. It is home to Victoria Falls, the Zambezi River, South Luangwa, Lower Zambezi, and Kafue. It is also one of the pioneers of the Walking Safari experience. (Zambia Tourism) 📍 5 Must-Visit Places 1. Victoria Falls 💦🌈 The number one landmark in Zambia and one of the world's greatest waterfalls. Victoria Falls, or locally known as Mosi-oa-Tunya — “The Smoke That Thunders,” is located on the Zambezi River at the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. UNESCO notes that the Zambezi River is over 2 kilometers wide here before plummeting into a basalt gorge, with mist that can be seen from over 20 kilometers away. (UNESCO World Heritage Centre) Things to do: 💦 Walk the Victoria Falls trails 🚁 Scenic Flight / Helicopter ride 🚣 White-water Rafting 🌅 Sunset Cruise on the Zambezi River 🪢 Bungee Jumping Peak water levels are usually around March–April. Some water activities, like Devil’s Pool, depend on water levels and are typically open during the low-water season, so be sure to check the status before traveling. (Zambia Tourism) Perfect for: First-timers and nature lovers. ⸻ 2. South Luangwa National Park 🐆🦁 If you could only choose one safari in Zambia, South Luangwa is a standout choice. The park covers about 9,050 sq km, with the Luangwa River and Oxbow Lagoons serving as vital water sources, drawing large numbers of animals to the area. You can find a variety of wildlife, such as: 🐆 Leopards 🦁 Lions 🐘 Elephants 🐃 Buffalo 🦛 Hippos 🦒 Giraffes 🦓 Zebras Zambia Tourism reports about 60 mammal species and over 400 bird species in the park. (Zambia Tourism) 🚶 The absolute highlight: Walking Safari South Luangwa is the birthplace of the modern Walking Safari and remains one of the most famous spots for guided bush walks. (Zambia Tourism) Instead of just watching animals from a vehicle, you will learn about: 🐾 Animal tracks 🌿 Plants and the ecosystem 🦅 Birds 🦒 Animal behavior 🌍 The small details of nature Perfect for: Experienced safari-goers looking for a deeper experience. ⸻ 3. Lower Zambezi National Park 🛶🐘 Another safari with a unique charm because you can view wildlife from the Zambezi River. Most wildlife is concentrated along the Valley Floor and the riverbanks. You can find elephants, buffalo, lions, and leopards, with massive elephant herds often seen by the river. (Zambia Tourism) Key activities include: 🛶 Canoe Safari 🚤 Boat Safari 🦁 Game Drive 🚶 Walking Safari Paddling a canoe through the Zambezi channels while spotting elephants, hippos, and riverside birds is one of Zambia's most unique experiences. (Zambia Tourism) Best time: Approximately July–October. Many lodges and canoe operators are open from April–November. (Zambia Tourism) ⸻ 4. Kafue National Park 🦁🌾 Safari enthusiasts who want vast spaces and few tourists should look into Kafue. Kafue covers about 22,400 sq km, making it Zambia’s oldest and largest national park and one of Africa's massive conservation areas. (Zambia Tourism) The most famous area is the Busanga Plains, a seasonal wetland in the north. Opportunities to see: 🦁 Lions 🐆 Leopards 🐕 African Wild Dogs 🐆 Cheetahs 🐃 Buffalo 🦌 Red Lechwe 🐘 Elephants The Busanga Plains are famous for their lions, Red Lechwe herds, and high density of herbivores. Kafue is also a critical habitat for Cheetahs and African Wild Dogs in Zambia. (Zambia Tourism) Best time: June–October. Many areas are harder to access during the wet season. (Zambia Tourism) ⸻ 5. Kasanka National Park 🦇🌳 This location is distinctly different from a typical safari. Around October–December, millions of Straw-colored Fruit Bats migrate to the forests of Kasanka. Zambia Tourism estimates the gathering at around 10 million, calling it one of the largest mammal migrations in the world. (Zambia Tourism) At sunset, the massive swarm takes flight, filling the sky—a sight unlike any other safari. Besides bats, you can find: 🦌 Sitatunga 🦛 Hippos 🐘 Elephants 🦅 A wide variety of birds Perfect for: Wildlife photographers and those seeking unique natural phenomena. 🐾 Signature Wildlife of Zambia 🦁 Lions, 🐆 Leopards, 🐘 African Elephants, 🐃 Buffalo, 🦛 Hippos, 🦒 Giraffes, 🐕 African Wild Dogs, 🐆 Cheetahs, 🦇 Fruit Bats. Zambia’s strength is the variety of safari modes, from Game Drives and Night Drives to Walking Safaris and Canoe Safaris. 🍽️ Must-Try Local Foods 🌽 Nshima — A thick maize porridge, the staple food of Zambia. 🥬 Ifisashi — Green vegetables cooked in a peanut sauce. 🐟 Kapenta — Small fish, usually fried or served as a side dish. 🥩 Village Chicken — Traditionally cooked local chicken. 🐟 Bream / Tilapia — Commonly found in lake and river regions. 🥜 Groundnut Stew — A savory peanut stew. ☀️ Best Time to Visit Zambia has three main seasons: 🌧️ November–April — Hot and rainy. Lush nature, but some roads are difficult to travel. 🌤️ May–August — Dry and cooler. ☀️ August–November — Hot and dry. (Zambia Tourism) For a classic Safari, the best time is July–October when vegetation thins out and animals gather near water sources, making them easier to spot. (Zambia Tourism) For Victoria Falls at full flow, aim for the period just after the rainy season, as water levels change significantly throughout the year. For the Bat Migration at Kasanka, target late October–December. (Zambia Tourism) 🗺️ Recommended Duration For first-timers, a 9–12 day trip is recommended: Livingstone – 2 nights 💦 Victoria Falls ↓ ✈️ South Luangwa – 3–4 nights 🐆 Safari + Walking Safari ↓ ✈️ Lower Zambezi – 3 nights 🛶 Canoe + Boat Safari If you have 12–16 days, you can add 3–4 nights in Kafue National Park. Kasanka is better as a specialized trip during the bat migration, as it is in a different zone from the classic safari route. 🛂 Visa Information Requirements depend on your nationality; check with the Zambia Department of Immigration before traveling. For Thai passport holders, Thailand is currently on the list of nationalities that can apply for a Visa on Arrival or apply online in advance. (Zambia Immigration) Passports for Visa on Arrival must have at least 6 months validity and 3 blank pages, according to Zambia Immigration. (Zambia Immigration) If visiting both Zambia and Zimbabwe for Victoria Falls, look into the KAZA UNIVISA, which allows travel between both countries. It currently has a US$50 fee and is valid for up to 30 days. (Zambia Immigration) 📌 Travel Tips · Don’t plan only 1–2 nights for a safari; distances are quite far. · Stay at least 3 nights in South Luangwa to experience Morning, Night, and Walking Safaris. · Try a Canoe Safari in Lower Zambezi at least once. · Water levels at Victoria Falls vary wildly; choose the month based on the experience you want. · Early morning game drives in June–August can be cold; bring a windbreaker. · Many safari camps are accessed by small planes; check luggage weight limits. · Kafue is massive; don't try to cover every zone in one trip. ✨ Summary Zambia is perfect for those seeking a raw and diverse safari. 💦 Victoria Falls — The mighty waterfall of the Zambezi. 🐆 South Luangwa — Leopards and the home of the Walking Safari. 🛶 Lower Zambezi — Canoe Safaris among wildlife. 🦁 Kafue — Vast plains and diverse predators. 🦇 Kasanka — The migration of millions of bats. The country's biggest highlight is that it’s not just about "sitting in a car looking at animals"—you can experience nature through walking, paddling, river cruising, and night safaris, making the experience stand out from many other African countries. 🇿🇲✨

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The experience begins with direct engagement, wandering historic streets from the Rajput era and tasting authentic Rajasthani cuisine prepared by local families, bringing the region’s cultural heritage to life. At Anantara Angkor Resort in Angkor, Cambodia, the story unfolds around the lotus flower as a symbol and ritual centerpiece. The journey starts at Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, where lotus patterns are carved into stone walls, then moves to a lotus farm at dusk. Guests pick lotus stems and extract fibers for weaving, ending with a multi-course dinner inspired by royal tradition, with every detail reflecting the lotus’s deep cultural significance. Anantara Mina Ras Al Khaimah Resort showcases the region’s long pearl diving tradition by taking guests to Suwaidi Pearl Farm. This experience traces the history of pearl cultivation and its vital role in shaping the emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, offering guests an in-depth understanding of a craft still alive today. Under expert guidance, guests observe the entire process from pearl oyster to finished pearl, gaining a deeper appreciation for this tide-rooted art. Anantara’s signature anniversary experiences (including the highlights above) will be available throughout 2026 at the brand’s hotels. Each hotel offers tailored experiences that provide guests with a more meaningful and thoughtful way to explore their destination.

1. Iguazu Falls (Argentina–Brazil) ⭐ One of the most majestic waterfalls in the world Over 270 cascades A UNESCO World Heritage Site Highlight: Devil's Throat 2. Victoria Falls (Zambia–Zimbabwe) One of the largest in the world Water spray reaches hundreds of meters high Absolutely spectacular during the high-water season 3. Niagara Falls (Canada–US) Take a boat ride close to the falls Enjoy the night illumination Easy to access ❄️ An incredibly magnificent waterfall 4. Plitvice Lakes (Croatia) Emerald green water Wooden boardwalks through the forest Feels like a fairy-tale world 5. Seljalandsfoss (Iceland) You can walk behind the waterfall Perfect for amazing photos 6. Skógafoss (Iceland) Over 60 meters high Rainbows are frequently spotted here 7. Kuang Si Falls (Luang Prabang, Laos) ⭐ Turquoise blue water Swimming is allowed in certain spots Easy to travel from Thailand 8. Tumpak Sewu (East Java, Indonesia) Nicknamed the "Niagara of Indonesia" Spectacular panoramic views 9. Detian Falls (China–Vietnam) A magnificent cross-border waterfall Stunning limestone mountain views 10. Nachi Falls (Japan) Japan's highest single-drop waterfall Pairs perfectly with the famous red pagoda Beautiful destinations worldwide
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As LUX Hospitality Group's international expansion plan enters a new phase, the group has signed multiple new hotels for 2025, boasting an impressive project pipeline across Asia, the Indian Ocean, the Middle East, and Africa, further solidifying its position as a forward-thinking industry leader. With the flagship luxury brand "LUX*", the sustainability-focused "SALT," and the urban brand "SOCIO" continuously evolving through mission-driven design and cultural resonance, LUX Group remains committed to realizing its vision of becoming a leading global hotel group. As the core driving this development trajectory, LUX Group CEO Olivier Chavy said, "Our vision is clear and precise: to redefine the future of conscious luxury hotel experiences. As we accelerate global expansion and enter new markets, we remain dedicated to creating sustainable, design-forward destinations that foster genuine emotional connections. Through our uniquely crafted brands, these newly signed projects demonstrate our desire to break boundaries, enhance local narratives, and create experiences truly aligned with the needs of contemporary travelers." Looking ahead, LUX Group's global project pipeline shows strong momentum, with 16 upcoming projects across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa set to debut. In China, the Siguniang Mountain SALT Resort, Guangzhou LUX Hotel, and Shaoguan LUX Hotel in Guangdong will illuminate new destinations. A new project in the Tea Horse Road LUX Hotel series has landed in Qionglai, Sichuan, adding an exciting new member that extends the historic trade route between Sichuan and Yunnan; Southeast Asia will welcome the groundbreaking LUXNAM* Phu Quoc, Vietnam — the region’s first all-villa overwater resort — as well as SALT of Virgin Beach, Bali, marking LUX Group’s debut in the Indonesian market; In the Middle East, new additions include the luxury desert tent resort LUX* Al Bridi, the beachfront resort LUX* Khorfakkan overlooking the Gulf of Oman, and the SOCIO brand’s Middle East debut — SOCIO By The Lux Collective hotel and branded residences in Sultan Qaboos City, Oman; Meanwhile, the successful signing of ELIRE Managed by LUX*, a LUX branded residence in Dubai, marks a key milestone for LUX Group’s first entry into the Dubai market. Beyond this, LUX Group’s footprint has also expanded into Africa, with LUX* Xinii Mababe in Botswana and the SOCIO flagship SOCIO Tribeca in Mauritius both underway. Recently signed LUX* Xinii Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, located on the banks of the Zambezi River just 35 kilometers from Victoria Falls, offers guests an ultimate luxury safari and wellness experience, immersing them in Zimbabwe’s natural splendor. Driven by mission and measured by sustainability, these significant projects will redefine modern luxury and cement LUX Group’s position as a global green leader. "An Invitation from LUX" centers on LUX’s global development map, inviting travelers worldwide to start their journey with the Tea Horse Road LUX Hotel series, setting the stage for more unique destinations and co-writing the brilliant chapters of LUX with guests.

🟠 "Travel with Hotels: Rovos Rail Pride of Africa" 📍Location: South Africa and Southern Africa 👋Opening Year: 1986 Explore 🇿🇦 South Africa in a different way by boarding the luxurious vintage Pride of Africa train and embark on an adventure into the unknown. The Pride of Africa train (Rovos Rail) was founded by Rohan Vos in 1986. Rohan extensively collected antique wooden carriages from around the world, which were then meticulously restored by skilled craftsmen to become the exquisitely elegant and luxurious Pride of Africa carriages. The entire train exudes an elegant vintage old-money charm, and the train itself is a collectible antique treasure. ✨ The train offers three types of suites: Pullman Suite, Deluxe Suite, and Royal Suite, ranging from 7 to 16 square meters. Each cabin is equipped with a large bed or twin beds, a private bathroom, sofa and lounge area, and 24-hour butler service, providing personalized and attentive care. Pride of Africa offers various themed and length train journeys across South Africa and Southern Africa. 📅 Trips range from short 3-day, 2-night journeys to long 20-day, 18-night adventures, including wildlife safaris, South African golf hunting tours, Victoria Falls tours, South African history tours, Namibian desert tours, and more. 👀🧾 Pretoria-Cape Town (3 nights) Cape Town-Pretoria (3 nights) Pretoria-Victoria Falls (3/4 nights) Victoria Falls-Pretoria (3/4 nights) Pretoria-Durban (2 nights) Durban-Pretoria (2 nights) ...... Traveling on the Pride of Africa train is itself a wonderful part of the travel experience, not just a means to reach a destination.

⛳️🌍The wildest golf courses in the world, dare to play? Here, golf is not just a sport but a life experience! The 6 wildest golf courses in the world⛳️! It’s practically an animal kingdom! 🦁 ⛳️Leopard Creek Country Club (South Africa) The world’s best "Safari golf"👍 One of the world’s top 100 courses right on the wilderness border🏆 Hippos, crocodiles, elephant herds, giraffes appear anytime Hole 13 faces the Crocodile River 🏆 European Tour event course 🏨 Recommended luxury camps: Lion Sands / Singita, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the wild and river. Watch elephant herds pass by the private pool at dusk, where wilderness and luxury naturally blend. ⛳️🐘 Skukuza Golf Club (South Africa) 🏆 The world’s only golf course inside a national park Completely unfenced, elephants, baboons, and buffalo roam freely. ⚠️ Official reminder: "Beware of lion activity areas"! 🏨 Recommended stay 👉 Singita Enjoy the misty wilderness views at Singita in the morning, play golf during the day, go on a Big Five safari by jeep in the evening, and fall asleep to the sound of the river at a top luxury camp at night. ⛳️🦓 Hans Merensky Golf Estate (South Africa) A more primal wild experience! Zebras, giraffes, and antelopes often walk the fairways, elephants occasionally roam nearby, very authentic. ⛳️🐊 Vipingo Ridge (Kenya) Coastline × wildlife dual elements Giraffes and gazelles occasionally appear on the fairways, with a nature reserve surrounding the course. The sea view + red soil savanna is visually stunning. ⛳️🐘 Elephant Hills Golf Course (Zimbabwe) Designed by Gary Player, many elephants. Background is Victoria Falls. 🏁 Why are these courses worth playing once in a lifetime? 💗 The world’s only courses sharing the park with wildlife 💗 Extremely high density of wild animals 💗 High-end accommodations in the wilderness for a complete experience 💗 Stay in luxury camps where safari and golf combine, even non-golfers can enjoy the whole trip Ten years of golf⛳️ travel experience, hoping to make your golf trips safer,

🌍 African luxury safaris are totally trending this year! So many friends are planning summer trips to experience wilderness glam. As a three-time Africa veteran, I must recommend these 4 extraordinary camps—each breathtakingly beautiful and ultra-luxurious in the wild! ❗【👇Tap below to choose your perfect African glamping camp】❗ 1️⃣ Wilderness Okavango Camp - Botswana 💎 Highlights: Ultimate water safari experience · Canoe through lotus flower wonderlands · Stargaze directly from viewing decks · Spot hippo families bathing 🐘 Wildlife density: ★★★★★ 2️⃣ Muchenje Cliff Camp - Zimbabwe 💎 Highlights: Infinity pool on the cliff · No fences means frequent animal visits · Sunset cocktail parties · Nighttime hyena tracking 🌅 Scenery rating: ★★★★★ 3️⃣ Serengeti Bushtops - Tanzania 💎 Highlights: Front-row seats to the Great Migration · Open-roof safari vehicles · Lions strolling past your tent · 24/7 private butler service 🦁 Wildness factor: ★★★★★ 4️⃣ Mara Bushtops - Kenya 💎 Highlights: VIP view of river crossings · Watch wildebeest migrations from bed · Champagne by the pool with wildlife · Hot air balloon breakfasts 📸 Instagrammability: ★★★★★ ❗【👇Tap below to choose your perfect African glamping camp】❗

🦓 Trend: Responsible wildlife travel in Africa. Hwange has one of Africa's largest elephant populations and is famous for watering holes that fill with wildlife in the dry season. 🛬 Arrival: Fly into Victoria Falls, then drive about 2 hours to Hwange. Day 1: Game drive · Take an afternoon game drive to see elephants, zebras and giraffes at the waterholes. Day 2: Sunrise safari · Go on an early morning drive to see lions and wild dogs. 💡 Tips: The dry season (roughly June to October) brings the most wildlife to the water. Choose licensed lodges and guides. 💬 Waterhole sundowners or sunrise safari? 👇 #HwangeNationalPark #Zimbabwe #Elephants #Safari #AfricaTravel #TravelGuide

Some places in the world leave us speechless with their extraordinary beauty, and Victoria Falls is one of those unforgettable destinations. Located on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, this magnificent waterfall is one of the most spectacular natural wonders on Earth. 🌍💙 Known locally as “Mosi-oa-Tunya,” meaning “The Smoke That Thunders,” Victoria Falls creates a breathtaking spectacle as the mighty Zambezi River plunges into a deep gorge. The powerful sound of cascading water, the refreshing mist rising into the sky, and the beautiful rainbows dancing above the falls create a magical atmosphere that feels almost unreal. 📍 Destination: Victoria Falls, Zambia & Zimbabwe 🇿🇲🇿🇼 #VictoriaFalls #MosiOaTunya #Zambia #Zimbabwe #NaturalWonder #WaterfallBeauty #TravelDreams #NatureLovers #WorldTravel #Tripcom #TravelPhotography #ExploreTheWorld
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Side Victoria Falls, also known as Mosi-oa Tunya Falls, is located on the Zambezi River in Africa, on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. It is one of the three largest waterfalls in the world. It is approximately 1.7 kilometers wide and 108 meters high. In 1855, Scottish explorer David Livingstone became the first European to see Victoria Falls and named it after Queen Victoria. Locals call it Mosi-oa Tunya (Tongan for "smoke that roars like thunder"). Address: Zimbabwe side entrance (-17.9249001, 25.8471373) Zambia side entrance (-17.9283466, 25.8640403) Transportation: Taxi Hours: 6:00-18:00 Admission: Zimbabwe side $50; Zambia side $20
长脸张少侠Crossing the border from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 to Zambia 🇿🇲 via the Victoria Falls Bridge The Victoria Falls Bridge marks the border, as the falls are shared by both countries, and this bridge serves as the boundary line.
长脸张少侠Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Side Victoria Falls, also known as Mosi-oa Tunya Falls, is located on the Zambezi River in Africa, on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. It is one of the three largest waterfalls in the world. It is approximately 1.7 kilometers wide and 108 meters high. In 1855, Scottish explorer David Livingstone became the first European to see Victoria Falls and named it after Queen Victoria. Locals call it Mosi-oa Tunya (Tongan for "smoke that roars like thunder"). Address: Zimbabwe side entrance (-17.9249001, 25.8471373) Zambia side entrance (-17.9283466, 25.8640403) Transportation: Taxi Hours: 6:00-18:00 Admission: Zimbabwe side $50; Zambia side $20
长脸张少侠Crossing the border from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 to Zambia 🇿🇲 via the Victoria Falls Bridge The Victoria Falls Bridge marks the border, as the falls are shared by both countries, and this bridge serves as the boundary line.
长脸张少侠The photos are beautiful, but I don’t think I will ever travel to Zimbabwe in my lifetime.
yxigeriThe standard currency in Zimbabwe is ZWL







