Decades ago, poaching in the Chimanimani Mountains helped fund wars. But now, Mozambique\u2019s recently designated Chimanimani National Park, located in Zimbabwe-\u00adbordering Manica province, is a testament to the country\u2019s ongoing conservation efforts. With a vast landscape including Mozambique\u2019s highest peak, Mount Binga, the park is home to rare mountain elephants and dozens of birds, reptiles, butterflies and plants that are unique to the area. Guided-tour groups in both Mozambique and Zimbabwe recommend Chimanimani as a top attraction, boasting walking and hiking trails untouched by cars\u2014and the chance of glimpsing some of the hundreds of species identified by recent biodiversity studies in the area.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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