Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls: Nature's Marvel!
Scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels is the description made by David Livingston about the beautiful landscape of the
Victoria falls situated between the borders of Zambia and Zimbabwe offers beautiful green scenery with gorgeous water falls which are part of the Zambezi river. The best times to visit are march and April when water levls are up and August to December when water levels are low.Here are some few reasons why you should visit the rejuvenating place .
The intriguing Mosi wa thuya name
Mosi wa thunya means smoke that thunders is very fascinating name given to the place by the kololo tribe found there . The falls offers you a beautiful scene of very dramatic gorges with a splash of water from the falls hence the name.
Wildlife
Where there is water ,there can be found wide range of wildlife yes one can enjoy game drives within various national parks around the falls in both two countries. Tourists can find elephants,buffalos lions ,leopards,various reptiles and different kinds of birds .In the Victoria falls itself there can be found wide range of plant species.
Luxurious accommodation
Because Victoria falls is located in two countries of Zambia and Zimbabwe there is a wide variety of hotels and lodges to choose all of which offer relaxation and luxury as most are located a little away from the hustle and bustle of local markets and towns.There are also beautiful safari camps offered so please come and indulge.
Adrenaline filling activities
Apart from game drives and Bush camping ,The Victoria falls also calls out to the risks takers. Taking a dip in the Devil's pool is one risky activity because the pool is located at the very edge of the Victoria falls therefore swimming there is only allowed in August to December when the waters are low same for rafting. Because the falls is said to be one of the wildest white waters rafting is available for risk takers don't forget to do some zip lining.
Hey don't forget Helicopter rides to grasp the true meaning of David Livingston’s word .