Khami - Wikipedia
WEBKhami (also written as Khame, Kame, or Kami) is a ruined city located 22 kilometres (14 mi) west of Bulawayo, in Zimbabwe. It was once the capital of the Kingdom of Butua of the Torwa dynasty . It is now a national monument and became a …
Khami Ruins | For UNESCO World Heritage Travellers
WEBKhami Ruins National Monument comprises the archaeological site of the second largest stone-built monument in Zimbabwe. The dry-stone structures were enhanced by decorative friezes. It was created during the Torwa dynasty and became the region’s next capital after the abandonment of Great Zimbabwe.
Khami Ruins: A Historical Marvel Amidst Zimbabwe's Landscape
WEBFeb 12, 2024 · Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Matabeleland, approximately 22 kilometers west of Bulawayo, these evocative stone structures whisper tales of a bygone era, captivating the imagination of historians, archaeologists, and travelers alike. Table of …
Khami – Capital of the Kingdom of Butua - Archaeology News
WEBJun 17, 2020 · Khami is an archaeological site and former capital of the Kalanga Kingdom of Butua near Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The Kingdom of Butua emerged after the collapse of Great Zimbabwe in the mid-16th century into a Tolwa state around AD 1640.
Khami Ruins National Monument - UNESCO World Heritage
WEBThe Khami Ruins date back to the 15th century and were once the capital of the Torwa State after the decline of Great Zimbabwe. The site is renowned for its distinctive dry-stone architecture, characterized by expertly fitted stones without the use of mortar.
Khami - UNESCO World Heritage
WEBKhami, discover the hidden gem of Zimbabwe at the Khami Ruins National Monument. This ancient site, located just outside Bulawayo, offers a fascinating glimpse into the architectural and cultural achievements of the Torwa State.
Khami Ruins Or Khami World Heritage Site - Natural History …
WEBKhami is dominated by a series of terraced stone ruins, often highly decorated. The largest comprises of three, tiered platforms that was the home of the King and his family. The imposing front façade marked the main entrance.
The Khami Ruins - My Guide Zimbabwe
WEBKhami Ruins lies just west of Bulawayo and was once capital of one of the great precolonial Shona States. The 35-hectare property includes an extensive complex of stonewalled sites along the banks of the Khami River just west of the modern city of Bulawayo.
Khame (previously Khami) Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage …
WEBKhame Ruins are perhaps the least known of Zimbabwe's five World Heritage sites. Situated just 22 kilometres outside of Bulawayo, Khame was the capital of the Torwa state between 1450 and around 1683, after the capital at Great Zimbabwe in Masvingo was abandoned. It was a trading centre, as attested by the artefacts discovered here and the ...
Khami Monument – Zimbabwe A World of Wonders - Zimbabwe …
WEBKhami is dominated by a series of terraced stone ruins, often highly decorated. The largest comprises of three, tiered platforms that was the home of the King and his family. The imposing front façade marked the main entrance.