Viktoriinite waterfalls are located in South Africa's Zambezi River, which is the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. I thought they were one of the seven wonders of nature. If you stand on the edge of the river, we will see spectacular scenery rich in sublime and inspiring beauty that offer waterfalls. If you borrow from the words "Mosi-oa-Tunya" the local tribe "Kololo" will get a name that best describes these waterfalls "smoke that thunders"David Livingstone, Scottish missionary and explorer, says "this is neither the highest nor the deepest waterfalls, but most." And you're a few miles away from the Falls, however you are able to see 546 million cubic meters of water falling from the edges of Falls in width of 2 km and 100 m depth. Because of widespread basaltic rock from which water falls and a few dramatic gorges through which flows the water turns the Zambezi from a wide and peaceful in the wild and fierce river.
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