In the rural landscapes of Mashonaland East, Mutoko is a place of granite kopjes and quiet pilgrimage. Its most striking landmark is Mutemwa Mountain — a place of spiritual significance and natural beauty that draws pilgrims and tourists alike.
Mutemwa Mountain
Mutemwa Mountain attracts pilgrims and tourists to the Mutemwa Leprosy Centre, where visitors honour the legacy of missionary John Bradburne (1969–1979). The area offers scenic hiking trails, ancient rock formations and breathtaking views — perfect for reflection and exploration.
Tsindi Ruins
Tsindi Ruins are ancient dry-stone structures dating back to the 13th century and rich in cultural and spiritual history. Located atop Tsindi Hill near Marondera, the ruins — formerly known as Lekkerwater Ruins — are a national monument showcasing the architectural traditions of the Zimbabwean Iron Age.
