Half-day tour in Zambia, Africa, visiting Victoria Falls, vendors selling gold nuggets on the street

Flashing Zambia, unlocking another African country. At the border junction of Botswana and Zambia, spent 1000 Zambian Kwacha (about 375 RMB), took a taxi across the country to Livingstone Airport in Zambia to send people. Took a car to tour the city of Livingstone, took photos and checked in Victoria Falls, located at the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe. The taxi driver took us directly into the waterfall scenic area, and each gave him 10 US dollars (71 RMB). British missionary and explorer David Livingstone, discovered this large waterfall for the first time as a white man during his journey in 1855, and named it after the name of the British queen. Victoria Falls was listed in the 'World Heritage List' in 1989. The city of Zambia where the waterfall is located is also named after this explorer, Livingstone. There are many vendors selling tourist souvenirs to tourists. There are even gold nuggets, one for 500 Zambian Kwacha (about 187 RMB), three for 1200 Zambian Kwacha (about 450 RMB), and the price can be negotiated. The price is really cheap, but there is a high probability that it is fake, used to scam tourists. You can also spend 150 US dollars (1071 RMB), take a helicopter to enjoy Victoria Falls in the air, but only for 15 minutes, the price is still relatively expensive, you can try if you have the opportunity.