See the most beautiful waterfalls in Africa

Besides wild animals, Africa is also known for its beautiful natural scenery, this continent owns many majestic waterfalls.

Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Victoria Falls is known as the most spectacular waterfall in the world . It is located on the Zambezi River, the fourth longest river in Africa.

Victoria Falls. Photo: Traveller.com

The best time to witness the majesty of Victoria Falls is from February to May. At this time, the rains have ended and the water flow will carry the strongest rainwater from upstream, so if you visit Victoria Falls during this season, you will witness the majesty of nature.

Lofoi Falls, Congo

Lofoi Waterfall. Photo: congotraveldrc

This is one of the majestic waterfalls in Central Africa, Lofoi Falls is located in Nkonko, Congo - Kinshasa. Lofoi Falls is 384m high with a continuous flow of 340m, so this is a place that attracts many tourists .

Not only stopping at admiring this majestic waterfall, visitors can also camp here and immerse themselves in the natural scenery.

Lumangwe Falls, Zambia

Along the Kalungwishi River in Chimpempe, Zambia, lies the Lumangwe Falls. Lumangwe Falls is over 160m wide and 30 to 40m high. It is often confused with Victoria Falls.

Lumangwe Falls. Photo: discoverzambia

Lumangwe Falls is surrounded by lush vegetation yet it attracts fewer tourists than other waterfalls in the country.

Blue Nile Falls, Ethiopia

Blue Nile Falls. Photo: thelifeofjord

Blue Nile Falls, located on the Blue Nile River (Ethiopia) and locally known as Tis Abay, is one of the famous tourist destinations in Ethiopia.

Although most of the water from Blue Nile Falls is used to power a hydroelectric dam, the place still retains its inherent majestic beauty.

Tugela Falls, South Africa

Tugela Falls, located in the Royal Natal National Park and known as the highest waterfall in Africa and the second highest in the world.

Tugela Falls. Photo: miketredway

The best time to visit Tugela Falls is after days of heavy rain because visitors will be able to see the water flowing from the top down to the foot of the falls.

However, if you visit this waterfall in winter, sometimes the river freezes forming ice pillars, making it a rare sight.

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