The Big Tree is a large baobab of the species Adansonia digitata situated close to Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. It is unusually large for a baobab, measuring 22.40 meters in girth and 24 meters tall.
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This is the equivalent of those sequoia trees in the US. It is just one ginormous tree, several hundreds of years old. It is a Mubuyu or baobab tree. Currently it is fenced off by ZimParks and rightly so because curious onlookers have tended in the past to etch their names on the tree. There were no elephants in sight that day but this tree is within the national park so wild animals are expected. There is another massive tree of similar repute in Livingstone, Zambia. It is also a mubuyu 🌳 tree. It is known as the Look-out tree. It is also a very big tree. A...
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Visiting the Big Baobab Tree in Victoria Falls is truly unbeleafable! This living legend has stood the test of time, deeply rooted in history and wonder for over 1000 years. You'll view your life as pre-TBT and post-TBT (The Big Tree) when you come here. Standing beneath its sprawling branches, you can’t help but feel a profound connection to nature If you haven’t been, you’re barking up the wrong bucket list! 10/10 baobabsolutely breathtaking. tree...
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It's a big Baobab, you will see lots of them, but this one is big. Apparently 1,400 years old. Sadly fenced off because morons can't be trusted not to carve their names into it. Small souvenir shops with the usual stuff in them. Short walk from the edge of town, possible to bump into wildlife there so take advice of locals and passing drivers of they warn you of an elephant up ahead or something (they can run faster...
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