The Boma - Dinner & Drum Show

The best beast feast is at Boma in Zimba Falls! Impala impala meat is the most tender, and there are also Kudu kudu, goats, African buffalo, crocodiles, warthogs, guinea fowl, fish... The most special one is Mopani Worm! In southern Africa, Mopani worms, the larvae of the monarch moth, are a popular local snack. It is said that the protein content is higher than beef. There is a restaurant in France that specializes in eating this, but the price of the same thing is very expensive. You can get a "certificate of bravery" immediately after eating it! [Witty] African artists paint animals on the guests' faces during the meal, which is very vivid. There are African and dance performances, and African wizards tell fortunes... It's a very interesting place!

Africa deep hunting tour 47​2025.1.17 Zimbabwe time 18:30, the African team drove more than half an hour from Babuwe Victoria Falls Airport to the Xiangshan Hotel under the leadership of the leader Jiao Jian and the ground guide Fan Yu. Drop your bags and head to a local indigenous BOMA restaurant for a local specialty buffet dinner. On the way to the restaurant, the sunset after the rain jumped into the sky, a full red half of the sky, a magnificent natural beauty. Especially that night, the group friends enjoyed dinner in the local indigenous song and dance, and spent the first unforgettable night after arriving in Zimbabwe. #My travel diary##Record the humanities##Meet the most beautiful city##Travel meet the beautiful##Life handwriting#​​​

Monkey Bread Tree@Sausage Tree (Zimbabwe) The huge bread tree is different from the monkey bread tree in other countries. The fruit of the sausage tree is quite heavy like a shell. In addition to the monkeys love to eat bread fruit, locals bake the seeds inside and grind them to powder like coffee; Sausage fruit is not available. The locals who want to give birth to boys hang a red cloth on the tree with → It is said to be very spiritual...very spiritual...

Others are at home, we are in Africa, lions! (Zimbabwe)