Manicaland Province

The Eastern Highlands define much of Manicaland – their wetter slopes support tea estates, timber plantations and farming, setting this eastern Zimbabwean province apart from the drier interior. Along the Mozambique border, Nyanga and Chimanimani bring granite ridges, forest, waterfalls and high moorland into the national landscape. Mount Nyangani, at 2,592 metres Zimbabwe’s highest peak, rises in Nyanga National Park. Mutare, the provincial capital, is a major trading centre on routes towards Mozambique. Honde Valley is known for tea cultivation, while Shona culture shapes everyday life across the province. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of eastern Zimbabwe connects regionally.

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