Photo: DatingJungle

From the largest to the tallest, here’s Ipsita Kabiraj’s pick of some of the most stunning waterfalls from around the world for your next trip.

Source: The most beautiful waterfalls around the world

Photo: Lusaka Times

The United Nations has informed the governments of Zambia and Zimbabwe that Victoria Falls could lose its unique heritage status if a hotel, golf course and a power station is built at the site.

Source: Zambia : UNESCO warns Victoria Falls could lose heritage status if hotel, golf course is built

For many travellers, a visit to Victoria Falls is nothing more than a pit stop on a wider tour of Africa — warranting a day trip and nothing more. That is a mistake. Locals call this raging expanse of water “Mosi-oa-Tunya,” or “The Smoke That Thunders.”

Source: Victoria Falls — more than a photo-op

Victoria Falls is one of the seven natural wonders of the world and designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site but is running dry…

Source: Victoria Falls, one of the natural wonders of the world, is running dry due to climate change

The Royal Livingstone sits within the 46-hectare Unesco World Heritage-­listed Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Wildlife Park, which ­fringes the Zambezi River…

Source: Hotel insider: The Royal Livingstone Victoria Falls Zambia Hotel by Anantara

Zambia – Mosi-oa-Tunya / Victoria Falls

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Photo: Travelling King

The Victoria Falls is the world’s largest waterfall. In peak season the entire yearly water consumption of New York flows over its edge every three and a half days. The Victoria Falls is neither the widest or tallest waterfall on earth, but its combination of the two makes it the biggest.

Source: The Magnificent Victoria Falls

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Marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of the explorer David Livingstone, Lisa Grainger explores the best ways to view the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls.

Source: The Victoria Falls: a timeless majesty

Photo: Errol Barnett/CNN

“Stop the car, stop the car! There’s a bull elephant in the road!” Words Errol Barnett listened to closely as they’re being shouted by a man sitting next to him clutching an AK-47.

Source: Zebras, rhinos and close encounters of a Zambian kind