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Secluded Malilangwe remains virtually untouched by humankind. The area is home to hundreds of baobab trees, a precious breeding sanctuary for endangered species and an unrivalled gathering of birds with more than 500 species. Here you will find Singita Pamushana Lodge, one of Africa's most exclusive, remote hideaways.

In 1994, the not-for-profit Malilangwe Trust was established as a result of the largest ever single donor investment in Zimbabwe, in order to purchase, protect, and manage the extraordinary wilderness area next to the Gonarezhou National Park in southeastern Zimbabwe. Singita Pamushana Lodge is the ecotourism arm of this 135,000 acre reserve, and its role is to help foster the sustainability of the wildlife and broader ecology, while enabling guests to share the magic of the lodge and the Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve.

Singita manages the lodge on behalf of the Trust and all proceeds from the lodge benefit the numerous conservation and community outreach and development programmes underway. This Zimbabwean based and managed Trust was set up to develop a blueprint for creating harmony between conservation initiatives and community development in villages that neighbour wildlife areas. The initiatives in place in the area have met with great success and each guest who visits Singita Pamushana makes a positive impact to this incredibly beautiful land and dynamic community.

Singita Pamushana Lodge is set amongst towering trees overlooking a 1500-acre lake in the remote reaches of the pristine Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve in Zimbabwe; which spans some 150,000 acres of wilderness in the south-eastern corner of Zimbabwe, bordering the Gonarezhou National Park. This forestlike lodge, with its rough-hewn architecture, is inspired by the bold and vibrant culture of the local Shangaan people who have lived in the region for thousands of years. Beyond the lodge, hundreds of baobab trees punctuate the untouched wilderness of ridges, outcrops, ironwood and mountain acacia woodlands which are home to a great variety of rare and abundant wildlife, as well as hundreds of bird species and ancient rock paintings.

South Eastern Zimbabwe by The Malilangwe Trust and shared by Inspiration Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is famous for the World Heritage Site of Victoria Falls but the country boasts with other sites too. The South Eastern part of Zimbabwe offers many and diverse unique spots, which will impress every nature lover. Visitors can enjoy the pristine wilderness and bountiful wildlife, as well as the enchanting archaic monuments, situated in the region.
The video was filmed by Ralph Stutchbury and produced by The Malilangwe Trust and Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority.

Gonarezhou National Park

Gonarezhou is Zimbabwe's 2nd largest National Park

Pamuzinda & Chengeta 4K

Shot with the Phantom 2 and GoPro Hero 4 over 10 days at Pamuzinda & Chingeta sister lodges.
The aim with this film was to capture the fun, exiting wildlife experiences, full of close encounters with elephants and lions but contrasted to the dramatic open areas abounding with rich plains game!

Singita Pamushana

Singita Pamushana in The Malilangwe Trust

Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe UVID Productions with SAT

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Known as being the adventure capital of Africa this is the place for elephant-back safaris, white water rafting or slow cruises down the Zambezi River. Take to the air with a light aircraft and helicopter flight, or throw yourself over the edge with a bungee jump off the bridge.

It’s well worth taking a guided tour of Victoria Falls to truly understand how they were formed and what local customs and traditions surround them.

Visit any time of year for spectacular viewing of this natural phenomena, but views from the Zimbabwe side are best in the dry season which is from August to December.

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Givemore Chidzidzi, Chief Operating officer, Zimbabwe Tourism Bureau

Givemore Chidzidzi talks about Zimbabwe's booming tourism industry, particularly the growth in arrivals from the US and UK. Emirates has also unveiled plans to launch a service to Harare in February 2012.