Zambia

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Information on the Safari Regions of Botswana

Zambia is rich in wildlife, and when combined with outstanding guides, beautiful scenery, and a choice of accommodation, it offers exceptional game viewing and an authentic safari experience. The destination provides various opportunities for wildlife encounters, including day and night game drives, walking safaris, canoe and boat cruises, and a few adrenalin-based experiences like white-water rafting. The mighty Zambezi River forms the boundary between Zambia and Zimbabwe, where the Luangwa River feeds into it before flowing through Mozambique. Zambian lodges and camps are among the last undiscovered treasures in Southern Africa, offering the ultimate safari destinations for guests wanting to experience remote Africa. South Luangwa National Park offers a birds-eye view of the animals and crocodiles in the river. Lower Zambezi National Park contains large concentrations of game. North Luangwa National Park is perfect for walking safaris, and Kafue National Park offers great game viewing and exceptional birding. End the safari with a visit to Victoria Falls on the Zambian side.

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Mosi-oa-Thunya National Park,Livingstone

Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park in Zambia provides a unique and adventurous experience, from adrenaline activities such as bungee jumping or a tour of the falls to the more sedate activities, including Livingstone trips to the museum. With daily visits offered by several camps and lodges inside the park, the wet season is the ideal time to visit Victoria Falls on the Zambian side. Further exploration of Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park can be done on motorboats and canoes on the Zambezi River or game drives within the park to spot wildlife, including elephants, giraffes and zebras. This area is accessed through the international airports of Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, and Livingstone, Zambia.
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South Luangwa National Park

South Luangwa National Park is east of the Luangwa River and is home to grassland, wetland and wild animals dominated by leopards, kudus, giraffes, as well as lions and hyenas. Hippos and crocodiles can also be seen in the Luangwa River. For bird enthusiasts, there are over 400 species recorded, including yellow-billed storks and sacred ibis. Safari experiences include day and night game drives and walking safaris. Game viewing is best in the dry season, from June to October. Although driving is also possible, Luangwa National Park is generally accessed by light aircraft from Lusaka Airport.
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Lower Zambezi National Park

Lower Zambezi National Park runs along the Zambezi River, bordering Zimbabwe's Mana Pools National Park. This UNESCO world heritage site has some of the best wildlife sightings in the world. It is a renowned area for its leopard population and huge herds of elephants and is undoubtedly one of the destinations best explored on foot. Additional game activities are river boating cruises, game drives, canoeing safaris, and fishing through various camps and lodges in the park.
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A beautiful shot of a juvenile cheetah looking at us with amazing sunlight Liuwa National Park, Zambia © Daan Smit. King Lewanika Lodge, Zambia

Liuwa Plains National Park

One of Africa’s oldest conservation areas, Liuwa is a renowned safari destination and a spectacular wildlife experience. Liuwa Plains National Park is made of 3660 kmkilo-meter squared of pristine wilderness and open plains, an area well known for hosting largest number of wildebeest in Africa along Zebras, tsessebe, lechwes, lions, hyenas, wild dogs, cheetahs as well over 350 diffferent bird species  including the rare wattled and crowned cranes. The vast, open grasslands and a rich diversity of wildlife create spectacular views and fantastic photographic opportunities in the rainy season from about November. Guests may explore this incredible park by doing activities such as  guided walking safaris, canoeing excursions, guided game drives, cultural and conservation tours to a nearby village including taking part in the Kuomboka traditional ceremony  depending on the water level.
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