Mana Pools National Park
Mana Pools National Park is a pristine UNESCO World Heritage wilderness along the lower Zambezi River, famous for its four permanent oxbow lakes and ancient albida mahogany forests. Revered by local Shona and Tonga peoples as a realm of ancient river guardians, the park harbors chilling legends of phantom campfires, ghostly drums. And spirit beasts that vanish into the mist.