（Lake Tanganyika）
Lake Tanganyika is a freshwater lake in central Africa between (3°20 'S,29°5' E) and (8°48 'S,31°15' E). Lake Tanganyika is located in the western Rift section of the Great Rift Region of East Africa. It is a fault lake. The lake's winding shoreline stretches for 1,900 kilometers.
The main rivers into the lake are Malagalasi River, Ruzizi River, Kalambo River and so on. The lake's outlet is the Lukuga River.
It is about 679 kilometers long from north to south, with an average width of 50.134 kilometers, including 1,828 kilometers of shoreline (average depth 570 meters), the deepest is located in the north of Lake Tanganyika, and the deepest is 1,470 meters, second only to Lake Baikal, which is the second deepest lake in the world. With an area of 32,900 km², it is the sixth largest lake in the world.
（Kariba Lake）
Lake Kariba, located on the Zambezi River, is a lake in central Africa and the second largest man-made lake in the world. Between Zambia and Zimbabwe, 369 km from Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, there is now a dam.
Lake Kariba is also the main fishing ground for the two southern African landlocked countries of Zinzan. Kariba Lake is rich in African crucian carp and small silver fish is also the local favorite aquatic products.
（Victoria Falls Bridge）
Victoria Falls Bridge across the Zambezi River, located on The Victoria Falls, located at the junction of Zambia and Zimbabwe, connecting Livingston in Zambia and Victoria Falls town in Zimbabwe, is a well-known bridge for bungee jumping, by the world bungee enthusiasts pro-gaze.
（South Luangwa National Park）
South Luangwa National Park, southeast of the Zambian border, is a wildlife reserve.
（Mondavanga Botanical Garden）
In a valley 20 kilometers southwest of Lusaka, the capital of Zambia, "Mondavanga Botanical Garden" means "my garden" in the local language, which was built in the 1950s by horticulturist Sander.
（Carver Park）
Caffe National Park is a popular tourist destination. Established in 1950, the park covers an area of 22,500 square kilometers and is the largest wildlife park in the country.
（Moxihuatoenja Waterfall）
Moxiwatoonja Falls in southern Zambia is one of the world's most famous waterfalls. The waterfall is located in the middle of the Zambezi River and is the first rift in the 130km long Batoka Gorge.
It is located in the upper reaches of the Zambezi River, the fourth largest river in Africa, in a zigzag shape, stretching continuously, about 97 kilometers long.
The main organ is 122 meters high and 1,800 meters wide. The waterfall is divided into five strands by the island and falls into a pool only 400 meters wide.
It makes such a loud noise that the water mist is blown hundreds of meters into the air by the wind and can be heard as far as 20 kilometers away.
This is why the locals call it Mosivatoa Nja, which means "rain mist that sounds like thunder." And at sunrise and sunset, under the sun, a colorful and endless rainbow flies between the cliffs. Therefore, the local land is known as "Xiangguo", which means "rainbow house".
