Victoria Falls Bridge

　　The Victoria Falls Bridge spans the Zambezi River, situated above Victoria Falls at the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. It connects Livingstone in Zambia with the town of Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe and is a bridge renowned for bungee jumping, favored by bungee enthusiasts from around the world.

　　Construction on the Victoria Falls Bridge began in 1904 and was completed in 1905. It is 198 meters long, 128 meters high, and has a maximum span of 156.5 meters. It serves as the only rail link connecting Zambia and Zimbabwe. While it is known for being near the world’s largest Victoria Falls, it is even more famous as a world-renowned paradise for bungee jumpers. Every day, numerous young men and women from all over the globe come to try bungee jumping here. The jump from the bridge deck down to the canyon below is a 110-meter drop, and there are professional staff on hand to explain how the jump works—but it's still heart-stopping. Your body plunges like a stone down into the roaring river far below, thrilling and exhilarating, giving every jumper an intense firsthand experience of the speed of freefall.

　　Victoria Falls Bridge Must-visit reason: One of the world’s most popular bungee jumping destinations Continent: Africa Country/Region: Zambia Province/State: Southern Province