Zimbabwe's Spiritual Heart
Billion-year-old granite kopjes rise above ancient San rock art painted 20,000 years ago. Track white and black rhino on foot through the valleys, climb to Rhodes' grave at World's View, and watch leopards prowl the balancing rocks at sunset.
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[0:00] Narrator: Matobo Hills — Zimbabwe's spiritual heart.
[0:07] Narrator: Ancient granite hills rise from the savannah, their balancing rocks defying gravity.
[0:15] Narrator: San rock paintings — thousands of years old — tell stories of hunts and rituals.
[0:25] Narrator: Black and white rhinos graze the valleys. Black eagles soar above the kopjes.
[0:35] Narrator: This is the resting place of Cecil Rhodes, buried high on View of the World.
[0:42] Narrator: This is Matobo Hills — where geology, history, and wildlife converge.
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