Where’s the world’s largest waterfall? Nope, it’s not Victoria Falls, as majestic as that is; neither is it Angel Falls, famously so tall that much of the water doesn’t even reach the bottom.

Nearly two-thirds of the earth is covered in water, and cascading water falling over rocks and cliffs is one of nature's greatest gifts. Of the many magnificent waterfalls to explore in the world ...

At around 11,500 feet, water gushes down a slope from the cataract to its bottom, which is over three times the height of Venezuela's Angel Falls - the tallest land-based waterfall. The formation ...

The Zambezi River located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe is home to one of the world's largest waterfalls. Measuring at 354 ft with a massive width of 5,604 ft, the Victoria Falls has ...