Kalambo Falls, Archaeological site and waterfall in Rukwa Region, Tanzania.
Kalambo Falls is a waterfall and archaeological site on the Kalambo River in Rukwa Region. The cascade drops steeply and marks the border between Tanzania and Zambia near Lake Tanganyika.
People have lived in this area for hundreds of thousands of years, with excavations revealing traces of continuous habitation. The remains show how human life and tool-making changed across different time periods.
The site holds significance for understanding how early humans developed their tool-making skills across different ages. Walking through the area, you can sense the long connection between people and this river landscape.
The best time to visit is during the dry season when trails are easier to navigate. A local guide can help you find your way and share knowledge about the landscape.
The river cuts through a deep gorge with steep rock walls that extend far into the landscape. This gorge is part of a larger system of geological features in the area.
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