Zambia

Wildlife & nature Bangweulu Wetlands Bangweulu is a floodplain and swamp Safari shaped by water, seasonal movement, community conservation, and wildlife adapted to the wetland.

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Culture, food & local life Freedom Statue A central Lusaka memorial associated with Zambia's independence story. Explore →

Wildlife & nature Kafue National Park A very large park spanning miombo woodland, rivers, dambos and the Busanga Plains.

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Wildlife & nature Kasanka National Park Kasanka is a compact wetland-and-forest Safari destination, best known for sitatunga, birds, and its short seasonal fruit-bat gathering.

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Wildlife & nature Liuwa Plain National Park Open floodplain and seasonal grassland support Zambia's western wildebeest movement and dramatic wet-season birdlife.

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Wildlife & nature Lower Zambezi National Park Zambezi channels, floodplain and escarpment woodland face Mana Pools across an international river boundary.

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Mountains & views Luangwa Bridge crossing A major river crossing on Zambia's Great East Road. Explore →

Culture, food & local life Lusaka National Museum A national collection introducing Zambia's history, culture, and contemporary life. Explore →

Wildlife & nature Mosi-oa-Tunya (Victoria Falls) Mosi-oa-Tunya is the Zambian side of the shared Victoria Falls landscape, reached from Livingstone and the international bridge.

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Wildlife & nature North Luangwa National Park North Luangwa is the remote eastern anchor of this Safari, stretching from the Luangwa River into the Muchinga Escarpment.

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Wildlife & nature South Luangwa National Park The Luangwa River and its oxbow lagoons sustain one of southern Africa's richest river-valley wildlife systems.

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