The "Little London" of Africa | Harare.

🌆City Attractions [One] Zimbabwe Eastgate Center The most unique building on this trip, like a building from the future, with various shops inside. [Two] Milton St--Jacaranda Avenue [Three] Africa United Square A small green space with a fountain in the city center. [Four] Cathedral of St Mary and All Saints (City Center) [Five] Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences [Six] Shona Sculpture Gallery Unique architecture (Harare's buildings are generally not tall, but cover a large area. A hospital or university is often a complex of buildings, each with its own unique style.) [One] Parirenyatwa Groups of Hospitals [Two] Zimbabwe National Defence University 🛤️Suburban Attractions: [One] Balance Rock [Two] Wild is Life & Zen (Enjoy afternoon tea while watching animals and feeding giraffes. I think this is better than the Giraffe Park in Nairobi.) [Three] Lion Park (Take photos next to lions) [Four] Kuimba Shiri Bird Park (Great scenery by the lake) [Five] Thetford Game Reserve 🌅Further Afield: [One] Victoria Falls + Zambezi River Rafting [Two] Hwange National Park [Three] Mana Pools National Park [Four] Great Zimbabwe 💐This is a city full of flowers, and these flowers grow on trees, in various colors, one after another, like a never-ending show. The education level of the locals is much higher than I expected, especially the women, who dress cleanly and appropriately and speak good English. Of course, there are also some hooligans, so for safety reasons, most of the tours are by car. ✨Impressions: When the plane landed, the view in the distance was unclear, and it felt like there was smog. I couldn't understand how a non-industrial country could have smog. After arriving, I gradually smelled the familiar smell of car exhaust, saw the black smoke sometimes emitted by cars, the smoke from factory chimneys, and the thick smoke from burning leaves. I understood the source of the smog. This era seems not so long ago for us, and I am amazed by the hard work of our people, the rapid development of our country, and the happiness of living in such a great era.