Victoria Falls, on the Zambezi River between Zambia and Zimbabwe, is breathtaking.
Modernly, Victoria Falls is the largest curtain of cascading water.
The Zambezi becomes a raging stream through stunning gorges as the falls crash over a huge basalt rock.
A similar basalt wall topped by misty rain forest faces the Falls.
The brave visitor can see the Falls from a walkway along the woodland edge.
The Knife-edge Bridge offers the best view of the Eastern Cataract, Main Falls, and Boiling Pot.
More than 500 million cubic metres of water every minute fall over the cliff into a gorge over 100 metres below.