The Nyanga Ruins are a series of ancient stone structures located in the Nyanga National Park of Zimbabwe. These ruins are believed to date back to the 15th century and are associated with the Great Zimbabwe civilization. The site features terraced walls, enclosures, and remnants of buildings, showcasing the architectural skills of the people who once inhabited the area. The ruins are significant for their historical and cultural value, providing insights into the social and economic life of the region during the medieval period. Today, the Nyanga Ruins attract tourists and researchers interested in the rich heritage of Zimbabwe and the broader Southern African region.