L1012 The Victoria Falls near Livingstone, Zambia

Photography by Luke Ehrlich

You'll never forget the rumble of the Victoria Falls. At a width of 1500 meters, the Zambezi River plunges 90 meters into the depths. An incredibly impressive spectacle. The rising fine water mist penetrates every clothing, sometimes it rains - as a result of the drops whirled up from the crater throat dug by the Zambezi. The forests around the river are dense like a jungle, but in the area around Livingstone it is drier and there is much less vegetation in this four-country corner between Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia.