The Adventure Capital of Africa: Victoria Falls

On the Zambezi River, Victoria Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, divides Zambia from Zimbabwe.

the native name given by the Kololo tribe, who were local residents in the 1800s.

Despite not having the highest or widest waterfall in the world, Victoria Falls has the most water falling from it.

It measures 1,708 meters (5,604 ft) at its widest point and 108 meters at its tallest point (354 ft).

Over 30 different species of other raptors can be seen, and all breed in the gorges.

the falls are just as breathtaking. When the river has its lowest flow, between September and December,

Bungee jump off the Zambia-to-Zimbabwe bridge over the Victoria Falls. One of the most well-liked activities is this.