In 1964, schoolteacher Edward Nkoloso launched a Zambian space program to beat NASA to the Moon — a true story turned cult classic, adapted into a Sundance-noted short film.
In the dry season, on the Zambian side, you swim in the Devil's Pool: a natural rock basin perched on the very lip of Victoria Falls, a hundred metres above the void.
Mosi-oa-Tunya, "the smoke that thunders", is admired soaked to the bone; South Luangwa invented the walking safari. An eSIM helps: Devil's Pool booked online (dry season), falls' flow checked by month and Livingstone transfers arranged.