The Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe are a scenic and mountainous region along the country’s eastern border with Mozambique, offering a cool climate, lush landscapes, and a tranquil escape from the lowveld. Stretching over 300 kilometers, the area is divided into three main zones: Nyanga, Bvumba (Vumba), and Chimanimani, each with its own unique attractions and charm.

• Nyanga is known for rolling hills, pine forests, and Zimbabwe’s highest peak, Mount Nyangani. It’s home to Nyanga National Park, waterfalls, and archaeological sites like pit structures and stone forts.
• Bvumba Mountains, near Mutare, offer misty forests, botanical gardens, and excellent birdwatching, particularly of rare Eastern Highlands endemics.
• Chimanimani is rugged and remote, perfect for hikers and adventurers.The Chimanimani National Park features dramatic peaks, waterfalls, and pristine mountain wilderness.

The Eastern Highlands are ideal for hiking, birding, horseback riding, and enjoying Zimbabwe’s most peaceful and scenic countryside.