Recent reports have sparked confusion about the status of Victoria Falls, one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders. Headlines proclaiming “Victoria Falls is dry” have raised concerns among tourists and enthusiasts. However, the reality is more nuanced. While it’s true that the Zambian side of the falls has experienced an unprecedented dry spell, the Zimbabwean side remains robust and breathtaking.

The disparity is due to the falls’ unique geography. The Zambezi River, which feeds Victoria Falls, has multiple channels. The Zambian side, which typically receives less water flow, has been severely impacted by drought and changing water levels. Conversely, the Zimbabwean side continues to receive its usual allocation of water, ensuring the falls remain majestic.

If you’ve booked a trip to Victoria Falls from Zimbabwe, rest assured that the experience remains unchanged. The falls’ grandeur and beauty are still on full display. Tourists can continue to marvel at the thundering waters, take part in adventure activities, and enjoy the surrounding natural beauty. Don’t cancel your trip – Victoria Falls from the Zimbabwean side is still an unforgettable experience.