Mosi oa tunya national Park host one of the seven natural wonders of the world,come and experience with us as it is difficult to step back from awe,to even begin to consider how this all came to be,it\'s almost too much way beyond the reach of imaginations. Feel the margic towering column of spray when the river is high.The local people call it the mosi oa tunya, commonly known the smoke that thunders and it is a waterfalls in southern Africa on the Zambezi river at the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. The falls is 1.708 meters wide, making it the largest falling certain of water in the world and it drops between 90 to 108 meters into the Zambezi gorge with an average of 550,000 cubic litres of water plummet over the edges every minute. In the driest months of the year (October and November) the falls on the Zambian side drys up completely and you find yourself staring on the rock wall. This doesn\'t happen on the zimbabwe side of the falls where the main falls flows all year around.