Zambia: attractions and places of interest

Kalambo is a picturesque waterfall on the river of the same name, located on the border of Tanzania and Zambia. The size of the waterfall is simply amazing, because it rises to 427 meters, and the width depends on the rainy season and ranges from 3 to 20 meters. The first time Europeans visited her...

Kafue is Zambia's largest national park, covering an area of 22,400 km2. The park is named after the river of the same name that runs through the park. The park was founded in 1950, and since then the management of parks has been getting better. At its core, the park is a huge forest savanna. The t...

Kasanka is one of the smallest national parks in Zambia and covers only 390 km2. The park is notable for the fact that it is managed by a private organization. The relief of Kasanka is mostly flat, among the hills it is worth noting the hills of Bwalya Bemba and Mpuluwe. There are 9 permanent lakes...

South Luangwa is a national park of Zambia, founded back in 1972 and covering an area of 9050 km2. In terms of its area, the park is one of the largest in South Africa. The groundwork for the park was given back in 1938, when a hunting reserve was founded here, which was later transformed into a nat...

Mosi Oa Tunya is a national park in Zambia, bordering Zimbabwe and sharing with it the world-famous Victoria Falls. Locals call the waterfall itself "Mosi-Oa-Tunya", which translates as thundering smoke, hence the name of the park. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The territory of the Mosi...

Another incomparable natural wonder, called Victoria Falls, has found its place on the southern side of Africa on the Zambezi River. This magnificent waterfall is huge, with a width of 1800 meters and a height of 120 meters. Previously, this natural landmark was known among the local population as "...