AFTER enduring the ravaging effects of drought, the majestic Victoria falls has bounced back, reclaiming its former glory and showcasing resilience of nature as its finest.
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The falls has roared back to life reaching its peak flow with renewed vigor and splendor, delighting visitors with its thunderous roar and tantalizing mist.
Last year, the mighty Victoria Falls underwent a drastic transformation as severe drought conditions caused unprecedented drying, robbing the iconic landmark of its characteristic flow.
This dramatic shift was in stark contrast to the usual seasonal decline and flow experienced by the falls, which typically saw a natural reduction in water volume during the hot season, usually around September and October.
Last year marked a historic shift in the falls’ natural cycle as climate change and extreme drought combined to create an alarming drying process that took hold as early as July.
However, the falls’ revitalization is a testament to the tenacity and resilience of nature, restoring not only its aesthetic magnificence but also highlighting the urgent imperative to safeguard the natural heritage from the looming threats posed by climate change, environmental degradation and human activities.
With the falls flowing at its maximum capacity, tourists have an unparalleled opportunity to bask in the glory of Mother Nature at her finest.
Whether it’s witnessing the greatness of the falls in all its splendor from a helicopter tour or feeling the exhilarating rush of white water rafting on the Zambezi river, there is no shortage of thrilling adventures to be had for visitors seeking to savor this majestic spectacle.
As the falls burst with life, so does the surrounding environment presents a veritable Eden of natural wonders.
By Sharon Zulu
Kalemba May 20, 2025