Bulawayo, the second-largest city in Zimbabwe, is a historic gem nestled in the southwestern part of the country. Known as the industrial hub of Zimbabwe, it is renowned for its diverse culture, rich history, and a true reflection of African urban life. The city's impressive colonial architecture, epitomized by the Bulawayo City Hall, stands as a testament to its influential past. It's also the gateway to the Matobo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its distinctive granite rock formations and ancient San rock paintings. The city's fascinating art scene, bustling craft markets, and local museums like the Natural History Museum of Zimbabwe offer a captivating blend of cultural immersion and historical discovery for enthusiastic travelers.