The World's Most Unusual Borders: You Won't Believe Where These Countries End
8.Zimbabwe and Zambia
Border: Victoria Falls
Area: 700 km²
Estimated Gross Domestic Product: $70 billion (Zambia) / $37 billion (Zimbabwe)
Victoria Falls, known locally as "Mosi-oa-Tunya" or "The Smoke That Thunders," serves as a stunning natural border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. This magnificent waterfall, one of the largest and most famous in the world, is formed by the Zambezi River plunging into a chasm over 100 meters deep. The force of the water creates a mist that can be seen from kilometers away, adding to the awe-inspiring spectacle.
The falls not only showcase nature's artistic prowess but also play a significant role in the cultural and economic ties between the two nations. They attract countless visitors from around the globe, fostering tourism and promoting local economies.
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Victoria Falls stands as a shared heritage monument, offering unique views and perspectives from both Zambia and Zimbabwe. Visitors to Zambia can experience close-up views from the Knife-edge Bridge, providing an intimate encounter with the falls' powerful cascades. In contrast, Zimbabwe offers expansive vistas that showcase the full grandeur of this natural wonder.
As a symbol of togetherness and natural beauty, Victoria Falls transcends political boundaries, drawing visitors from around the globe. Its breathtaking landscapes and the roar of the cascading water create an unforgettable experience, fostering a sense of unity between the two nations.
