Khami Ruins National Monument description and photos - Zimbabwe: Bulawayo
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Khami Ruins National Monument description and photos - Zimbabwe: Bulawayo. Detailed information about the attraction. Description, photographs and a map showing the nearest significant objects. The name in English is Khami Ruins National Monument. Photo and DescriptionKhami, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986, located 22 km west of Bulawayo, inherited the main architectural features of Great Zimbabwe. The age of Kham is dated to the XV-XVII centuries. The way in which the stone structures were built is reminiscent of the walls of Great Zimbabwe, but in Kham, the use of a variety of decorations and decor testifies to a more sophisticated design technique. The majesty of the buildings and the variety of artifacts discovered, most likely a semblance of regalia, suggest that once the building was used to govern the state, which historians call Torva.    We also recommend reading Piazza dell'Erbe description and photos - Italy: Verona Topic: Khami Ruins National Monument description and photos - Zimbabwe: Bulawayo. |
