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We go on a journey to waterfalls, pyramids, archipelagos and more, in vibrant Africa…

Source: Word Search: Discover the real Africa, full of natural and cultural marvels

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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) has warned that plans by the governments of Zimbabwe and Zambia for the development of a golf course, lodges and a hydroelectric dam near the Victoria Falls will put the renowned tourist destination at risk of losing the world heritage site status it was granted in 1989, The Times reports. This may also disrupt an established elephant corridor. Per a description by WTI.org: “Elephant corridors are linear, narrow, natural habitat linkages that allow elephants to move between secure habitats without being disturbed by humans.”

Source: Zimbabwe: Victoria Falls Reportedly Risks Losing World Heritage Site Status from UN

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Here’s how Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, and Livingstone, Zambia, differ in terms of art, culture, and proximity to the famous falls.

Source: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Vs. Livingstone, Zambia: 5 Key Differences – TravelAwaits

Famously known as ‘The Smoke that Thunders’, Victoria Falls is one of the most spectacular waterfalls on the planet.

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Source: Smooth Traveler: Zimbabwe – The Philadelphia Sunday Sun

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Victoria Falls is much more than just a mesmerising 100-metre plunge down a cliff. As a £120m airport opens nearby, Samuel Fishwick falls for its thrills and spills…

Source: Victoria Falls: your guide to the Zambezi’s Unesco World Heritage Site

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A trip to this World Heritage Site promises more than just smoke and thunder, writes Sam Bradley.

Source: Falling for Victoria Falls