Victoria Falls is a waterfall in southern Africa on the Zambezi River at the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe

Souvenir stalls are near the entrance to the falls.

Souvenir stalls are located in the centre of the parking lot.

An inscription on the memorial stone reads: “Welcome to Mosi-oa-Tunya, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe”.

Tourists from different countries came to the entrance.

The Recent History poster is at the entrance.

Beads are for sale in this souvenir stall.

This footpath starts right from the entrance to the falls.

Victoria Falls is one of the greatest attractions in Africa.

Victoria Falls presents a spectacular sight of awe-inspiring beauty and grandeur on the Zambezi River.

Victoria Falls is located on the Zambezi River, the fourth largest river in Africa.

Victoria Falls was described by the Kololo tribe living in the area in the 1800s as “Mosi-oa-Tunya” - “The Smoke that Thunders”.

Victoria Falls is the only waterfall in the world with a length of more than a kilometer.

Victoria Falls has a height of more than hundred meters.

It's me on the background of Victoria Falls.

The paved footpath runs along the edge of the waterfall.

This is how Victoria Falls looks in a cloudy day.

The waterfall crashes and rises numerous water drops high to the sky.

The ancient waterfall.

The glorious waterfall.

The paved footpath is very comfortable for feet.

The mist of the waterfall apparently consists of droplets of water.

There is much water in Victoria Falls even in the end of October.

The fog is over the waterfall.

A misty cloud is over the waterfall.

Point #9.

Point #10.

Flacourtia indica, known commonly as batoko plum.

Flacourtia indica grows along the footpath.

The waterfall crashes into the abyss.

The waterfall crashes into the very deep gorge.

The waterfall crashes into the unfathomable chasm.

This part of the waterfall is unique, because Zimbabwe is on the left side of the flow and Zambia is on the right side of the flow.

It's me on the background of Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe is on the left side of me and Zambia is on the right side of me.

Point #12 Livingstone Island.

Victoria Falls as seen from the point #12 “Livingstone Island”.

A mist is over Victoria Falls.

Victoria Falls is a marvellous waterfall.

Victoria Falls is one of the Natural Wonders of the World.

Victoria Falls is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

There is no much water at Victoria Falls in October-November.

Victoria Falls is almost dry in October-November.

This giant waterfall is the Zambezi River's best known geographical and natural feature.

The local Makololo name for this extraordinary and sacred place is “Mosi-oa-Tunya” which means “The Smoke that Thunders”.

Point #13 “Horseshoe Falls 95m”.

A narrow paved footpath.

There is no question that Victoria Falls is a scenic wonder.

Victoria Falls is an awesome waterfall.

The Zambezi is the fourth-longest river in Africa.

The Zambezi river.

It's me on the background of the Zambezi river.

It's me and the Zambezi river.

It's me looking on the Zambezi river.

Horseshoe Falls.

Small boats are seen in the distance.

Small yellow and red boats are clearly seen at the bank of the Zambezi river.

The giant waterfall and its associated gorges is an example of massive gully erosion.

The waterfall and its steep-sided black basalt gorges are amazing.

Black basalt gorges of Victoria Falls.

Both Zimbabwe and Zambia sides are amazing at Victoria Falls.

Is Victoria Falls the biggest waterfall in the world?

Victoria Falls is the largest waterfall on Earth.

The Zambezi river is the longest east-flowing river in Africa.

The Zambezi river is the largest river flowing into the Indian Ocean from Africa.

When should I travel to Victoria Falls?

Victoria Falls is the largest waterfall on earth and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the world.

Foreign tourists are at Victoria Falls.

The point #15 is a slippery viewing point.

Victoria Falls as seen from the point #15.

Knife Edge hill.

Horseshoe Falls as seen from the point #15.

The Victoria Falls bridge.

The Victoria Falls bridge connects Zimbabwe and Zambia.

The Victoria Falls bridge is used daily by all sorts of traffic.

The viewing platform of the Victoria Falls bridge.

Point #15.

A dangerous place.

Much of the waterfall is very dry in October and November.

Lower water levels in October and November mean less spray and mist resulting in the excellent visibility of the waterfall.

Dave Primov and his wife Tanya were my companions in this trip.

It took thousands of years of erosion for Victoria Falls to appear as and where it does now.

Mosi-oa-Tunya became known to the western world as Victoria Falls only after David Livingstone first set eyes on this natural wonder in 1855.

During the Jurassic Period, volcanic activity resulted in thick basalt deposits covering large parts of Southern Africa.

Erosion and the course of the mighty Zambezi River cut through these softer materials, forming the first of a series of waterfalls.

The mighty Zambezi River.

The water from Victoria Falls dives into a narrow gorge running parallel to the face of the falls.

Dave adjusts the settings of the quadcopter.

The quadcopter is ready to fly.

The park is open year-round, but you will get a very different experience depending on the season in which you visit.

There are numerous activities to add excitement and adventure to a trip to Victoria Falls.

The rainy season runs from late November to early April with the remaining months accounting for the dry season.

The months of June and July are probably the best time to view the falls.

As you move into the later part of the dry season, August through October, it is quite possible you will see more rock face than falls.

Some risky people use this stone for making self portraits.

The lower water levels is an opportunity to create dramatic pictures with the various rocks cropping out between the falls.

Victoria Falls is a destination that shouldn't be rushed.

The Devil's Pool is only accessible from Zambia.

Victoria Falls were first seen by European eyes when David Livingstone discovered them in 1855.

Without the Zambezi River, the Falls would not exist.

On the Zimbabwean side of the Falls lies the Victoria Falls rainforest.

Victoria Falls is the largest curtain of falling water on the planet.

Victoria Falls is one and a half times wider than Niagra Falls and twice as high.

This special place is hope to unique plant and animal life, some of which are indigenous to the area.

Sunset turns Victoria Falls into a magical sight.

David Livingstone had heard magically tails about the waterfall.

Every minute, over 5 million cubic metres of water pour over the falls.

Wooden benches.

Point #2 “38 Steps”.

This stairway consists of 38 steps.

Victoria Falls as seen from the point #2.

Victoria Falls as seen from the stairway with 38 steps.

Point #1 “Do not climb the statue”.

The small park is in front of the Livingstone statue.

The statue of the Scottish explorer Dr. David Livingstone.

Cataract Island.

The name Victoria Falls was given to the falls by Dr. David Livingstone.

Victoria Falls has a rainy season and a dry season.

It's me on the background of magnificent Victoria Falls.

It's me on the background of Cataract Island.

Local people and foreigners came to the entrance.

Local children came to the entrance.

A group of local people perform in the national clothes at the parking lot.

Three Zimbabwean beauties are at the parking lot.

A lovely Zimbabwean woman is at the parking lot.

Three gorgeous Zimbabwean women.