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VICTORIA FALLS, ZIMBABWE { 45 images } Created 28 Feb 2013

Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe photography by National Geographic Creative photographer Jonathan Kingston.
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  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
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  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
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  • A adult man bungee jumps from the Victoria Falls Bridge over the Zambezi River.  The Victoria Falls Bridge links the countries of Zimnanwe and Zambia.
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  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385919.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385919_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385921_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385923_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385940.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385947.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385949_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385951.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385958.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385962_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385962_HDR_2.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. During dry season, many of the waterfalls are seen as small trickles of water falling between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge. Victoria Falls is a major tourist destination in Southern Africa, and is considered on of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.
    JDK-061021-385981.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385986.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385988_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385994_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-385996.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386002_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386007.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386013_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386019-023.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386027.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386030.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-1010572_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386032.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386034_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386035_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386037_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386038.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386047_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386053.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386056.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386058_HDR.jpg
  • Views of Victoria Falls from Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. The spectacular waterfalls of the Zambezi River are considered among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and are a main tourist destination in Southern Africa. The cascading water drops between 90 - 170 meters into the Zambezi Gorge, and are 1,708 meters wide during rainy season.
    JDK-061021-386059_HDR.jpg
  • Near Victoria Falls National Park, a young woman examines the enormity of an African baobab tree in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. Baobab trees provide many resources for people, animals and other plants, and are surrounded in myth, superstition, and cultural stories. (Model Released)
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  • Near Victoria Falls National Park, a young woman examines the enormity of an African baobab tree in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, in the North Province of Zimbabwe. Baobab trees provide many resources for people, animals and other plants, and are surrounded in myth, superstition, and cultural stories.
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  • Visitors of Victoria Falls National Park take in the view of the Zambezi Gorge at the lookout, Danger Point in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, North Province of Zimbabwe. Tourists are warned not to pass the sign for safety, but during dry season, many are willing to take the risk in order to catch a better view of one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.
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  • Visitors of Victoria Falls National Park are warned not to pass the sign for safety reasons.
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  • Visitors of Victoria Falls Naitonal Park go white water rafting down the Zambezi River in yellow river rafts.
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  • Visitors of Victoria Falls Naitonal Park go white water rafting down the Zambezi River in yellow river rafts.
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  • A trash can made of a tree trunk and covered in green moss at Victorial Falls National Park, Zimbabwe.
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  • Stone steps lead up the hill to a trail in Victoria Falls National Park, in the Hwange District of Matabeleland, North Province of Zimbabwe.
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  • Sunlight streaks through a rift in the clouds over Victoria Falls National Park, ZImbabwe.
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