Understand

Lower Zambezi National Park is an incredibly diverse wilderness area located just across from the Mana Pools Reserve in Zimbabwe and 100 km downstream from the majestic Victoria Falls. Spanning over 4092 square kilometers, this park is a haven for a wide variety of wildlife, including magnificent elephants, massive hippos, powerful buffalos, graceful zebras, mighty lions, elusive leopards, and an array of beautiful birds. Imagine the thrill of embarking on thrilling game drives and captivating walks, where you have the chance to encounter awe-inspiring big cats and, if luck favors you, even catch a glimpse of the African wild dog, a truly rare and remarkable sight!

Get in

Are you ready for an adventure in the wild? While visitors can drive into the park on their own, it is not recommended due to its underdeveloped and unstructured nature for vehicle visitors. But don't worry, we've got you covered! The existing lodges and canoeing operators offer the best access to the park. They even provide convenient pick-ups from either Lusaka or Chirundu in Zambia or Kariba in Zimbabwe. Get ready to explore the untamed beauty of the park with ease and comfort!

Map & Climate

Popular Foods

Nsima (maize porridge): Nsima is a staple food in Zambian cuisine, made from finely ground maize meal that's boiled into a thick porridge. It's often eaten with a variety of accompaniments like fish, chicken, or vegetables. The consistency is smooth and slightly chewy.

Chitunda (spicy relish): Chitunda is a popular side dish in Zambia, made from a mix of vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, and onions, combined with spices and sometimes meat like beef or pork. It's spicy, tangy, and adds a vibrant flavor to meals like Nsima or rice.

Kampango (fish dish): Kampango is a traditional Zambian fish dish, typically made with Tilapia or similar freshwater fish, served whole or in chunks. The fish is marinated in a mixture of ingredients like ginger, garlic, and spices before being grilled or baked. This results in a savory, aromatic dish with tender, flaky fish.

Historical Appearance

Traditional Male Clothing

Traditional Female Clothing