(WVEC) -- Thanks to technology, you don't have to leave the comfort of your own home anymore if you want to see the wonders of the world. National Geographic has shared a new 360- degree video on ...

Straddling the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, this legendary waterfall is among the biggest and most awe-inspiring on the planet. Take a 360° ride over the jaw-dropping cliffs at Victoria Falls.

A video has surfaced of a tourist leaning over the edge of Victoria falls- one of the world's largest waterfalls between the Zambia-Zimbabwe border. It is a well-known tourist activity and only daring ...

Now, even those who can't make it to Africa can get an unforgettable look at Victoria Falls. A new video, courtesy of National Geographic, shows the mighty Zambezi River pounding its way through ...

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MOSI-OA-TUNYA NATIONAL PARK, Zambia — The mist is visible from miles away, making it seem as if a massive wildfire somehow has sprung from the plummeting cascades of Victoria Falls. But the waterfall ...

With adrenaline-pumping activities galore, there are countless ways to experience this enthralling natural wonder. Related Article In 1855, after first glimpsing what the local Kololo tribe called ...

The massive curtain of water in southern Africa between Zambia and Zimbabwe known as Victoria Falls is the world’s biggest waterfall sequence when you take into account both width and height. Often ...

David Livingstone became the first European recorded to view the falls on November 16, 1855, from what is now known as Livingstone Island. " This Scottish missionary and explorer had been traveling ...