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Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to the breathtaking capital of Zimbabwe, with Thrillophilia's carefully planned Harare tour packages. Travelling with friends, taking a family vacation, looking for a romantic getaway, or going on a solitary adventure—these packages accommodate a variety of tastes.
There is a wide variety of things to do in Harare, which is known for its beautiful parks and bustling marketplaces. With one of our Harare packages, you may tour the National Gallery of Zimbabwe and marvel at famous sites like the National Heroes Acre. Explore first-rate museums that tell the tale of Harare's intriguing past, such as the National Archives of Zimbabwe and the Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences. On a Harare tour, you can go shopping at the bustling Avondale Flea Market and the vibrant Mbare Musika Market.
The Harare tour packages from Thrillophilia include lodging, meals, activities, and smooth transportation, guaranteeing a trouble-free holiday. Whether you have any last-minute questions or need help with your schedule, our support team is here for you around the clock
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Visa Requirements
If an Indian citizen wants to visit Harare for tourism, they need to apply for a Zimbabwe eVisa. For a Harare tourist visa, you can fill out the application form online. You are not required to provide your passport or appear in person for interviews at any embassies.
After completing the account registration process for the e-visa application, you will subsequently be notified via a verification email. When your visa is processed within 2-3 days, you'll get an electronic copy in your email.
After that, you can join in and begin the application process, which includes paying the visa fee of INR 2498. Indian citizens can get a Zimbabwe on-arrival visa however they need to have valid travel papers. When your plane arrives in Harare or your car goes through the port of entry, the application process for the VOA will begin.
Best Time to Visit for a Harare Tour
Harare is captivating around the year, with each season presenting a distinct appeal and a diverse choice of experiences. Therefore, the best time to visit Harare is all year long.
Peak Season (July to September): Harare's peak season lasts from July to September when temperatures rise above 30°C. Going sightseeing in the country during this dry and hot season is a great option. You can engage in activities like bungee jumping, white water rafting, tea tastings, and sunset cruises during this period.
Shoulder Season (April-June, October-December): Harare's shoulder season, when the weather is nice and cool, runs from April to June, and October to December. It's the best time to visit the city's outdoor sites because there are fewer people there. Over 460 kinds of birds can be seen at the Kuimba Shiri Bird Sanctuary. During this time, you can also take part in the Harare International Festival of the Arts.
Waning Season (January to March): Harare's wet or waning season lasts from January to March, and the average temperature stays around 27°C. During this time of year, the humidity is high and the countryside seems verdant because of the occasional thunderstorms that wash over the area. If you intend to visit Harare's national parks and animal sanctuaries, these months can be a great time to go.
How to Reach Harare
By Air- The most convenient way to travel to Zimbabwe is by taking a connecting flight. Most Indian cities, including metros like Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Mumbai provide flight services to Zimbabwe’s Harare Airport.
Travellers journeying from major Indian cities, including Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Mumbai, to Stockholm's Harare International Airport, can anticipate an average flight time ranging from 10 to 20 hours, contingent on layovers. Leading carriers such as Air India, SpiceJet, Vistara, IndiGo, and GoAir operate flights connecting these vibrant Indian hubs to the Swedish capital, offering diverse options for a seamless and comfortable journey.
Places to Visit on a Harare Trip
1. National Gallery of Zimbabwe: One of Zimbabwe's cultural hubs is the National Gallery, located in Harare. It is committed to preserving the nation's visual heritage as well as showcasing modern art. The museum is home to an impressive and fascinating collection of sculptures, paintings, masks, and other works from the pre-colonial era to the post-colonial era.
2. Harare Gardens: The city's biggest park, Harare Gardens, is a popular place for people to visit during the Harare tour. In addition to offering a welcome break from the hectic routine of the city, it is a popular location for outdoor weddings among Zimbabwean couples. The island-like jungle stand with the smaller Victoria Falls (without the water) and Zambezi Gorge can be found here.
3. Mbare Musika Market: Mbare Musika Market is one of the oldest neighbourhoods (suburbs) you can visit during a Harare tour. It's a busy business district because every day hundreds of people from all over the country bring fresh farm goods to sell. Soapstone figurines, copper trinkets, wooden objects, vibrant wall art, and striking reed mats are all available for purchase here.
4. Chapungu Sculpture Park: The Chapungu is a sculpture park located in Msasa, where stone sculptors from Zimbabwe showcase their creations. This unique, long-term outdoor public exhibition depicts a traditional African view of family. It covers 26 acres, and lets you view over 80 handmade stone sculptures.
5. Queen Victoria Museum / Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences: On a Harare tour stop by the Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences, which was once called the Queen Victoria Museum. It is thought by some to be a copy of the Ark of the Covenant, the 700-year-old Lemba treasure Ngoma Lungundu that is kept in the museum. It is sub-Saharan Africa's oldest known wooden artefact.
6. Haka Game Park: Haka Game Park is a significant wetland you must visit on a Harare tour. There are several rocky outcrops (kopjes) here, and three of them are home to notable San rock art sites. In this park, you can see 70 different kinds of birds and a wide range of game species, like wildebeest, civet, duiker, impala, zebra, eland, jackal, and vervet monkeys.
7. Ewanrigg Botanical Gardens: The tranquil Ewanrigg Botanical Gardens, tucked away in the lovely city of Harare, provides guests with a charming gateway into the natural world. You can find a lot of different kinds of plants here besides themed gardens like the medicinal plant garden, the rose garden, and the succulent garden. Look out for little species that thrive in the gardens, such as birds and butterflies.
Things to do on a Harare Tour
1. Take a stroll in Harare Gardens: Harare Gardens are the city’s primary gardens that offer the perfect spot to relax, especially if you work in the city centre. Walking around the well-kept lawns and flowers is a great way to de-stress here. On the northern side of the grounds, there's a pleasant little pond where you may take a stroll as well.
2. Experience local culture at the Shona Sculpture Gallery: To find the best Shona sculpture you can visit the serene Shona Sculpture Gallery. This gallery features pieces by well-known African modern artists as well as current African sculptors. It gives you a one-of-a-kind chance to see high-quality works by several famous artists all in one place. The art is presented beautifully in a garden and an indoor gallery, which makes your viewing experience even better.
3. Visit the Chapungu Sculpture Park: Shona sculpture, or Zimbabwean stone sculpture, has been promoted by Chapungu Sculpture Park from its inception. The largest collection of this art that is permanently assembled may be seen when you visit this park. To get a better look at modern Zimbabwean art, the park's inner gallery has a huge collection of sculptures on display. These are made from semi-precious stones like agate, verdite, rose quartz, and aventurine.
4. Shop at Avondale Flea Market: There is a bustling flea market in Avondale where you may find a wide variety of goods. It's easy to get to and is open seven days a week. This is the place to find real African jewellery, clothes, art, and flowers. You can buy some quirky things here, like wall hangings and sarongs created from Batik cloth.
5. Discover history at the Queen Victoria Museum: This museum, which is named after Queen Victoria, has a huge collection of artefacts, exhibits, and displays that show off Zimbabwe's rich cultural and political heritage. The displays in this multidisciplinary museum show how Zimbabwean society has changed over time. You can look at historical papers, traditional art, and archaeological artefacts here, which gives you a full picture of the country's cultural heritage.
6. Attend a performance at Reps Theatre: Reps Theatre, also called The Repertory Players or just Reps, is Harare’s theatre and performance group which is made up of people of different races. The company is one of the oldest amateur theatre groups in Zimbabwe. You can see concerts of music, plays, and many other artistic events at this facility.
