The World’s Most Powerful Waterfall is non other than the Murchison Falls of Uganda, it sits inside Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s largest protected conservation area.
Roughly 300 cubic meters of water per second force through a tiny 7-meter-wide rock gorge, that’s what makes it rightfully earn the title.
While Zambia’s famous Victoria (Mosi-oa-Tunya) falls has a pool at the top called Devils pool, the base of the Murchison falls crashes into a turbulent pool called the Devil’s Cauldron.
Credit: Olivia Banda
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