It's so beautiful and worth it. And Steve is very handsome 😍😍😍😍😍😍 Ps Vic Falls does look like Safari at its finest. I love it. I'm gonna visit this town one day. Zimbabwe is very beautiful!!!!!!
I think also Leopard Rock or Troutbeck Inn in the Eastern Highlands do not put TVs inside rooms. Having a TV is not consistent with the product/service they offer. You go to these places to unplug and refresh; to appreciate nature as it is. To escape. And sometimes things like TVs and internet connection add the very noise you are trying to escape from.
I like that Chundu island is very quiet, but I also feel it will be best to go there as a couple or a team. Meanwhile, Steven is doing a good job and deserves to hit 200k before the end of December. So guys, let's all support him by hitting the subscribe button.
The contrast between indoor luxury and rustic surroundings is interesting. You should also have covered the grand old lady - the Victoria Falls hotel. It is also interesting that there is an exchange which trades exclusively in forex - the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange. I hear the government wants to designate Vic Falls a special economic zone, if it hasn't done so already; in the same way that China designated Shenzhen a special economic zone. For more information, see this discussion: th-cam.com/video/BzU4wlv4CTE/w-d-xo.html
@Munhuasinazita3.1 as you said yourself, you did not understand my post. Now go outside and play with the gate. I’m now enjoying a cold Heineken and watching the football World Cup match. Bye.
One of my favourite brothers promoting Real Estate, Tourism and many more in Africa and beyond, well done bro keep up the great work u're really appreciated. 😍👌👏👏
Dope video and well script love you man. Please if you come back to nigeria can you do a tour of plantation city, i looking forward to move in the estate next year
You work is very good. Showing you really dedicate yourself to excellence. If anyone reads this and has not yet subscribe it say guys please join the rest of us. You definitely do not take our attention lightly. When I see your notification I know something inspiring is in there You always bring best Steve Thank you
Victoria Falls City is like the 9th largest city but has one of the 7 Wonders of the World. It has one of our top Airports, national parks etc ...a paradise city
Hi bro we appreciate your videos but I wanted you to know VF wasn’t discovered 150 years ago. It’s not even named Victoria - English royalty. Matebeland people have always resided there, the falls are called Mosuwotunya which means the smoke that thunders. David Livingston was a colonizer who lied that he discovered the falls when the Zimbabwean people already lived there. It’s like Christopher Columbus story about America, you cannot discover a country when Native American Indians already lived here. Thank you for all you do!!!
There's also another waterfalls in the Midlands province called Gandavaroyi Falls. This falls was used in ancient times to throw down witches as a form of punishment that's where the term Gandavaroyi came from. I've heard that there's lots of ghosts 👻 there. Zimbabwe is full of mysteries man.
@steven, I like the video but the fact that you started with mentioning that it was due to discovery of Victoria Falls sounds like old history books written by explorers claiming their discovered things that were in Africa already with names and cultural significance. That was a bit out of taste but surely you can improve on that. Keep up good work
Vic falls Mosi oa Tunya is a small little town with everything you find in a big city I love it ,my kind of town I love the idea of not building tall buildings to make the town eco-friendly Thanks Steven for showing us this great place
YES honey, According to Wikipedia.... Light pollution is the presence of unwanted, inappropriate, or excessive artificial lighting.[1] In a descriptive sense, the term light pollution refers to the effects of any poorly implemented lighting, during the day or night. Light pollution can be understood not only as a phenomenon resulting from a specific source or kind of pollution, but also as a contributor to the wider, collective impact of various sources of pollution. Although this type of pollution can exist throughout the day, its effects are magnified during the night with the contrast of darkness. It has been estimated that 83 percent of the world's people live under light-polluted skies and that 23 percent of the world's land area is affected by sky glow. The area affected by artificial illumination continues to increase. A major side-effect of urbanization, light pollution is blamed for compromising health, disrupting ecosystems, and spoiling aesthetic environments. Globally, it has increased by at least 49% from 1992 to 2017
Great video as usual 👏🏾 I would like to view your travel guide. There’s no link to click at the bottom of the video. Maybe it’s not available on IOS devices like my iPad. Could you share the link in response to my comment?
The Falls are "Mosi oa-Tunya" ("the smoke that thunders") is positioned almost exactly half way along the mighty Zambezi River's 2700 km journey from it's source to the sea.
Oooh you should also check Mutarazi Falls in Zimbabwe in the Eastern Highlands. Actually Eastern Highlands part of Zimbabwe is stunning. Check it out. There's few more waterfalls around eastern Highlands. But if manage to go there just dont go hiking in the mountains coz there's lots of mysteries there, people just disappear .
Love the brief but detailed snippets of every hotel you visited. The private apartments are awesome. The Matetsi , Ilala and the latest Safari lodges are stellar luxury hotels one hopes to spend some time at. Hope to pay them a visit. Thanks Steven for memorable video one not tire to repeat. God bless you.
Victoria Falls is worth the hype, and is one of the most beautiful places in Africa and the whole world, and one of the seventh wonders of the world. I welcome you all my brothers and sisters in Africa and those in the diaspora to come and visit our magnificent Victoria Falls aka Mosi Oa Tunya (The Smoke That Thunders). Ndatenda. Asante sana. Ngiyabonga. Ke a leboga 😘🥰👌🙏🙏🙏. P.S. Thanks Steve for showcasing our Mosi Oa Tunya Falls.
I remember going to Vic Falls back in 2011,one night when we were going back to our Hotel rooms,my 7 year old nephew saw a Giant Hippo eating grass just a few meters away from him,thankfully he had been taught in school about Hippos so he did not panic or scream,he simply pulled back and walked towards me.I was shocked when he pointed out at the Giant Hippo eating grass,so I grabbed his hand and we walked back to the foyer,then when a guide came to clear the Hippo,we walked back to our Hotel room,but that was a close call as more people are killed by Hippos than any other animal. Getting back to this channel,let me say thank you brother Steven for taking time to showcase the beauty of Zimbabwe,I have never seen anyone capture such beautiful shots of our country like you have done.This was your first time in Zim and may you please come back again,hopefully you can visit Mt Hampden where they are building New CyberCity and New Capital city,that City also has our new state of the Art Parliament house which is the best in Africa and one of the best in the world. So many blessings in your travels to our Bantu brother Steven,One love.
@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 That's more about where investment is going into,the regime has pretty much ignored other areas and is now focused on mt Hampden as investors from Dubai and China are rolling in.I have my own views on that as they need to address urgent issues like lack of electricity going on today .
@@lemigod4475 so confused. From where I stand it looks like a case of misplaced priorities just like the fancy new parliament building in a country where there's no drugs in the hospitals with ceilings that fall onto patients.
@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 The New Parliament building was funded and donated by China,the regime did not have to foot the bill for it,although there will be a huge price to pay in the long run for such a donation like that.
it doesn't matter if it is worth the hype. What matters that it is finally after almost two decades heavily booked, investments being made and creates revenue and modest prosperity for the locals.
I'm sure people move to better economies, security and a better future, eg.... Same reasons why thousands of white south africans (and white Zimbabweans) are leaving or have left South Africa for New Zealand and Australia annually(no one really talks about this) . Its been a massive exodus as well. There's always a push and pull. Africans should unite to build this amazing continent. So much potential here.
Anyone in the world is free to travel not just Zimbabweans. Even South Africans ran away from their country in the 90's🤣. Nothing special about SA out of 180 plus countries in the world 😅
Thank you for making Africa known for positive things. I would however advise you and all of us to not use words like "discovered" when talking about a first European adventurer who visited the area. No European ever discored our Mosi-oa-Tunya, we were already there.
Why don't the rooms at Matetsi have TVs? Just to be clear, I'd never go to such a place and sit in my room and watch TV. I'm just wondering what their reason is.
Exactly the reason you have given as well as the fact that it's smack in the middle of the national park. No noise pollution for the wildlife since you are in its natural habitat. The same goes for Wi-Fi which disturbs them with its electromagnetic waves, known to disorient birds and bees, even causing the death of the latter. The earth's magnetic field is altered by the presence of other radio waves.
Something that I wish that happened in history I wish that land reform didn't happen in Zimbabwe. Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Botswana is one country name Central Africa. Central Africa Area: 711,817 sq miles Government multi party presidential constitutional republic Upper House Senate Lower House Assembly Population 302,000,000 3.76% of the world population Demographics Black 50% 151,000,000 Ethnic Groups Bantus 97% Khoikhoi 2% San 1% White 49.90% 150,698,000 Ethnic Groups Anglos, Scottish, Irish or Walsh 41% 60,684,182 German 40% 59,204,080 Scandinavian and Finnish 15% 22,201,530 Afrikaners and Boers 3% 4,440,306 Other 1% 1,480,102 Other 0.10% 302,000 Currency: Ari it's a fictional currency I picked the word Ari because it came from the word Africa. Currency symbol Λ Reasons why I picked the Lambda because it's looks like the letter A 😆😂 Banknotes 1 5 10 20 50 100 and 200 Taxes are the same as in the United Arab Emirates.
Great presentation. Look forward to touring heavenly Zimbabwe. One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲.
You are welcome Avodah, we look forward to seeing you here 🙏🙏
Remember Jamaicans do not need a visa to enter Zimbabwe,it’s Visa free. So you are more than welcome to visit Zim,one love family.
@@ronaldmadziro5679 Great. Thanks for the info. 🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲
Steve when are we travelling together again? Zimbabwe was lit....Great video
Soon AT
You should both do Botswana or Morocco.
@@StevenNdukwu Yes 😍😍👍👍
As a Zimbabwean yes V Falls is worth the hype. Love Zim 🇿🇼🇿🇼 Thanks ❤️
As a White man, I am coming back to Rhodesia to farm 😡
It's so beautiful and worth it. And Steve is very handsome 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Ps Vic Falls does look like Safari at its finest. I love it. I'm gonna visit this town one day. Zimbabwe is very beautiful!!!!!!
I think also Leopard Rock or Troutbeck Inn in the Eastern Highlands do not put TVs inside rooms. Having a TV is not consistent with the product/service they offer. You go to these places to unplug and refresh; to appreciate nature as it is. To escape. And sometimes things like TVs and internet connection add the very noise you are trying to escape from.
Very beautiful indeed .. greetings from Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I like that Chundu island is very quiet, but I also feel it will be best to go there as a couple or a team. Meanwhile, Steven is doing a good job and deserves to hit 200k before the end of December. So guys, let's all support him by hitting the subscribe button.
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Yup !
Thank you Brother Steve for Marketing Zimbabwe
I absolutely love your work Steven, you really are exposing tourism at an unparalleled level. Well done!
Man your videos are top notch I wish I can learn to do this kind of videos in time to come
The contrast between indoor luxury and rustic surroundings is interesting. You should also have covered the grand old lady - the Victoria Falls hotel. It is also interesting that there is an exchange which trades exclusively in forex - the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange. I hear the government wants to designate Vic Falls a special economic zone, if it hasn't done so already; in the same way that China designated Shenzhen a special economic zone. For more information, see this discussion: th-cam.com/video/BzU4wlv4CTE/w-d-xo.html
@Munhuasinazita3.1 I don't fully understand what you have written.
My original message wasn’t for you. My intended audience understood it.
@Munhuasinazita3.1 as you said yourself, you did not understand my post. Now go outside and play with the gate. I’m now enjoying a cold Heineken and watching the football World Cup match. Bye.
Man Steve, when I grow up......jokes aside, you need to give a class on drone photography and film editing. this is first class editing & production😉
One of my favourite brothers promoting Real Estate, Tourism and many more in Africa and beyond, well done bro keep up the great work u're really appreciated. 😍👌👏👏
Why didn't you talk about the Victoria falls hotel 🥺
Thank you so much for showcasing Victoria falls 🇿🇼😩
I did not stay there, so did not know about it
I love the way Steve presents Africa it's incredible ❤️❤️
And yet the Zambian side is a village 😜.infrastructure is 👎🏽👎🏽 yet they make lot of noise about owning Vic falls on Social media 🤣🤣🤣
Zim gets more visitors cos of better infrastructure..Fact!!!
It's on the border with Zamb
Zim Zam one love from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼🇿🇲
As a Zimbo, I don't see any difference between Zim and Zam culturally, the food, the tourism industry etc... One love...
@@innomagegenobody mentioned culture and food..am talking about Infrastructure..🤷🏿♀️
Wonderful quality video as always!!!Vic Falls is beautiful,small as it is.
Dope video and well script love you man. Please if you come back to nigeria can you do a tour of plantation city, i looking forward to move in the estate next year
Paragliding..skydiving
Definitely on my bucket list 👌🏾..so it’s worth it
Thank once again Steve for visiting and showcasing my country your filming is very professional and informative. Keep up the good work
It’s definitely worth the hype.
Man your cinematographic transitions are awesome ❤
Can you create templates for us to borrow sometimes 😂😂😂
Thank you
Surely an excellent spot for a honeymoon or a get away for lovers..
Is worth it, love from Ghana 🇬🇭
I must visit this beautiful city
You are a master. Quite impressive how you use your camera
My city is so small that I know everyone in this video🤣
😂
😂😂😂
You work is very good. Showing you really dedicate yourself to excellence. If anyone reads this and has not yet subscribe it say guys please join the rest of us. You definitely do not take our attention lightly. When I see your notification I know something inspiring is in there You always bring best Steve Thank you
Thank you Nicholas
Victoria Falls City is like the 9th largest city but has one of the 7 Wonders of the World. It has one of our top Airports, national parks etc ...a paradise city
U missed the big daddy , Victoria Falls Hotel , but non the less amazing content Steve
Hi bro we appreciate your videos but I wanted you to know VF wasn’t discovered 150 years ago. It’s not even named Victoria - English royalty. Matebeland people have always resided there, the falls are called Mosuwotunya which means the smoke that thunders. David Livingston was a colonizer who lied that he discovered the falls when the Zimbabwean people already lived there. It’s like Christopher Columbus story about America, you cannot discover a country when Native American Indians already lived here. Thank you for all you do!!!
it should be called MOOSI OATONYA City!!!
There's also another waterfalls in the Midlands province called Gandavaroyi Falls. This falls was used in ancient times to throw down witches as a form of punishment that's where the term Gandavaroyi came from. I've heard that there's lots of ghosts 👻 there. Zimbabwe is full of mysteries man.
Mosi-oa-Tunya... the smoke that thunders.
Africans should learn to reclaim our history and that includes iconic features such as this.
Steven you are amazing at your craft, my company will like to work with. Your excellence is beautiful
@steven, I like the video but the fact that you started with mentioning that it was due to discovery of Victoria Falls sounds like old history books written by explorers claiming their discovered things that were in Africa already with names and cultural significance. That was a bit out of taste but surely you can improve on that. Keep up good work
Vic falls Mosi oa Tunya is a small little town with everything you find in a big city I love it ,my kind of town
I love the idea of not building tall buildings to make the town eco-friendly
Thanks Steven for showing us this great place
You misspelt Rutsoka's name in that name banner.
This is too beautiful it's changed a bit since I was there last
So there is something called light pollution?🫠
Yes, it's nothing new
YES honey, According to Wikipedia.... Light pollution is the presence of unwanted, inappropriate, or excessive artificial lighting.[1] In a descriptive sense, the term light pollution refers to the effects of any poorly implemented lighting, during the day or night. Light pollution can be understood not only as a phenomenon resulting from a specific source or kind of pollution, but also as a contributor to the wider, collective impact of various sources of pollution.
Although this type of pollution can exist throughout the day, its effects are magnified during the night with the contrast of darkness. It has been estimated that 83 percent of the world's people live under light-polluted skies and that 23 percent of the world's land area is affected by sky glow. The area affected by artificial illumination continues to increase. A major side-effect of urbanization, light pollution is blamed for compromising health, disrupting ecosystems, and spoiling aesthetic environments. Globally, it has increased by at least 49% from 1992 to 2017
Yes
Zimbabwe is the jewel.
Great video as usual 👏🏾 I would like to view your travel guide. There’s no link to click at the bottom of the video. Maybe it’s not available on IOS devices like my iPad. Could you share the link in response to my comment?
It’s at the description section
I love vic falls 🇿🇼
The Falls are "Mosi oa-Tunya" ("the smoke that thunders") is positioned almost exactly half way along the mighty Zambezi River's 2700 km journey from it's source to the sea.
Wooooow so beautiful ❤️
Oooh you should also check Mutarazi Falls in Zimbabwe in the Eastern Highlands. Actually Eastern Highlands part of Zimbabwe is stunning. Check it out. There's few more waterfalls around eastern Highlands. But if manage to go there just dont go hiking in the mountains coz there's lots of mysteries there, people just disappear .
This is what Obudu town should have been 🤦🏾
Love the brief but detailed snippets of every hotel you visited. The private apartments are awesome. The Matetsi , Ilala and the latest Safari lodges are stellar luxury hotels one hopes to spend some time at. Hope to pay them a visit.
Thanks Steven for memorable video one not tire to repeat. God bless you.
This is really excellent 👏🏼 👌🏽 👍🏽 you are great at what you do 🤩
I'm travelling here soon, I'm so glad I came across this video
Victoria Falls is worth the hype, and is one of the most beautiful places in Africa and the whole world, and one of the seventh wonders of the world. I welcome you all my brothers and sisters in Africa and those in the diaspora to come and visit our magnificent Victoria Falls aka Mosi Oa Tunya (The Smoke That Thunders). Ndatenda. Asante sana. Ngiyabonga. Ke a leboga 😘🥰👌🙏🙏🙏. P.S. Thanks Steve for showcasing our Mosi Oa Tunya Falls.
Woow Vic Falls is fascinating.
Beautiful city
Lovely very beautiful Victoria Falls..
Keep up the good work Steven.
Very beautiful
Hi please make a video on houseboats on kariba that would be great
Lovely video Steve you are putting Africa on the map ❤
I love this island because of it serenity and privacy
That wine cellar was B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L #JustGorgeous
Please where is Victoria Falls at?🤔
Zimbabwe
zim
Zim
Border of Zambia and Zimbabwe.
I enjoyed the whole video but it was too short
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I remember going to Vic Falls back in 2011,one night when we were going back to our Hotel rooms,my 7 year old nephew saw a Giant Hippo eating grass just a few meters away from him,thankfully he had been taught in school about Hippos so he did not panic or scream,he simply pulled back and walked towards me.I was shocked when he pointed out at the Giant Hippo eating grass,so I grabbed his hand and we walked back to the foyer,then when a guide came to clear the Hippo,we walked back to our Hotel room,but that was a close call as more people are killed by Hippos than any other animal.
Getting back to this channel,let me say thank you brother Steven for taking time to showcase the beauty of Zimbabwe,I have never seen anyone capture such beautiful shots of our country like you have done.This was your first time in Zim and may you please come back again,hopefully you can visit Mt Hampden where they are building New CyberCity and New Capital city,that City also has our new state of the Art Parliament house which is the best in Africa and one of the best in the world.
So many blessings in your travels to our Bantu brother Steven,One love.
Thank you for watching
What is a new city for? When the old cities are dilapidated and certain provinces marginalised?
@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 That's more about where investment is going into,the regime has pretty much ignored other areas and is now focused on mt Hampden as investors from Dubai and China are rolling in.I have my own views on that as they need to address urgent issues like lack of electricity going on today .
@@lemigod4475 so confused. From where I stand it looks like a case of misplaced priorities just like the fancy new parliament building in a country where there's no drugs in the hospitals with ceilings that fall onto patients.
@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 The New Parliament building was funded and donated by China,the regime did not have to foot the bill for it,although there will be a huge price to pay in the long run for such a donation like that.
When’re you going to tour Zambia 🇿🇲
Soon
it doesn't matter if it is worth the hype. What matters that it is finally after almost two decades heavily booked, investments being made and creates revenue and modest prosperity for the locals.
"It's privately situated with bush all around". You said it. I didn't say it.
Wow. Impressive, Why are Zimbabwens running away from all this, to become cheap Labour in other parts of the world, particularly SA.
It's a type of Zimbabwean who does that. Not all Zimbabweans.
I'm sure people move to better economies, security and a better future, eg.... Same reasons why thousands of white south africans (and white Zimbabweans) are leaving or have left South Africa for New Zealand and Australia annually(no one really talks about this) . Its been a massive exodus as well. There's always a push and pull. Africans should unite to build this amazing continent. So much potential here.
Anyone in the world is free to travel not just Zimbabweans. Even South Africans ran away from their country in the 90's🤣. Nothing special about SA out of 180 plus countries in the world 😅
It's our village people who come there😄😁😅
Could ask the same of white South Africans flooding Australia and New Zealand. Huge influx of them there.
Worth the hype
Great video promoting Zimbabwe. It’s sad that Zim tourism can’t do the same for its own country
I just returned from Victoria falls and enjoyed it!!!! Yes it is worth the hype!!
Who is willing to make the trip with me ??
Thank you very much Steve great job
I always love going to the falls, however the cost for Europeans now is expensive very too 😢😢😢 love the rafting 😊😊😊
Supreme content. Steven is world renowned.
This is so refreshing 🌞
Lord i need money to visit all this beautiful and welcoming cities 🙏❤️
That Wine Cellar......
Always so happy to watch your video thank you
Good job
❤️❤️
Seems like tshundu is not safe kkkkk
It's a kind of a Mana pools with solid buildings instead of tents. Wild but luxurious.
STEVEN, please ì think the signature apartment in Ghana is complete so please check it out....I passed by some days ago but I want a full tour
Thank you for making Africa known for positive things.
I would however advise you and all of us to not use words like "discovered" when talking about a first European adventurer who visited the area. No European ever discored our Mosi-oa-Tunya, we were already there.
Nice video Steve!!!
Early Bird😄
EPIC
Thanks for sharing our beautiful country to the world. If you do go to Victoria falls again do spend some time at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Great Video
Finally!
I think you have encountered outdoor bathrooms (showers) along the coastal cities😅
Your videography is very professional, this is good, keep it up.
Why don't the rooms at Matetsi have TVs? Just to be clear, I'd never go to such a place and sit in my room and watch TV. I'm just wondering what their reason is.
Exactly the reason you have given as well as the fact that it's smack in the middle of the national park. No noise pollution for the wildlife since you are in its natural habitat. The same goes for Wi-Fi which disturbs them with its electromagnetic waves, known to disorient birds and bees, even causing the death of the latter. The earth's magnetic field is altered by the presence of other radio waves.
@@africanadage852 interesting take. I had no idea. Thanks.
Nice ....thank u
Something that I wish that happened in history I wish that land reform didn't happen in Zimbabwe.
Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Botswana is one country name Central Africa.
Central Africa Area: 711,817 sq miles
Government multi party presidential constitutional republic
Upper House Senate
Lower House Assembly
Population 302,000,000 3.76% of the world population
Demographics
Black 50% 151,000,000
Ethnic Groups
Bantus 97%
Khoikhoi 2%
San 1%
White 49.90% 150,698,000
Ethnic Groups
Anglos, Scottish, Irish or Walsh 41%
60,684,182
German 40%
59,204,080
Scandinavian and Finnish 15%
22,201,530
Afrikaners and Boers 3%
4,440,306
Other 1%
1,480,102
Other 0.10% 302,000
Currency: Ari it's a fictional currency I picked the word Ari because it came from the word Africa.
Currency symbol Λ
Reasons why I picked the Lambda because it's looks like the letter A 😆😂
Banknotes 1 5 10 20 50 100 and 200
Taxes are the same as in the United Arab Emirates.
Nice one brother
Of course it is
Amazing video, Beautiful destination to explore and enjoy... Motherland is indeed blessed and beautiful ❤️❤️
Great Job ✌️
So you only did 4 episodes on Zimbabwe... very few
He must come back
0:31 It's most busy, not "most busiest"...u welcome buddy
Thank you
Zim has a bad economy but lots of potential....I hope things get better
I believe with the likes of Matetsi Safari lodge winning the world renown as the best in Africa, Zimbabwe is on the rise despite sanctions.