📜 Second-highest single-drop waterfall in Africa, forming the border between Zambia and Tanzania.
🔍 Significant archaeological site with evidence of continuous human habitation for over 250,000 years.
🌊 Stunning 221-250m high waterfall
🗿 Explore one of the longest continuously inhabited archaeological sites
🔥 See evidence of early human fire use
🚶 Excellent walkways with stunning viewpoints
⚠️ Access via dirt roads, generally only by 4x4s or skilled drivers
📉 Falls may be less impressive during the dry season (Oct/Nov)
🗓️ Best waterfall flow in May/June
🚕 Taxis to falls available from Mbala
🏨 Lake Chila Lodge in Mbala organizes trips on Fridays and Saturdays
💰 Entry fee: 7 Zambian Kwacha for residents, $15 USD for visitors
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