The North Luangwa National Park is situated in the northern region of the Luangwa Valley in Zambia. The Luangwa Valley is beautiful and remote and is one of Africa’s few truly wild destinations. Like the South Luangwa, its eastern boundary is the Luangwa River and the Mwaleshi River flows east – west through the centre ...
Liuwa National Park stands in the far west of Zambia, they are exceedingly remote and wild. The national park here is also one of the most amazing wildlife parks in Africa – it's certainly one of the least visited. The Liuwa Plains have long been regarded as a special place. As early as the 19th century, ...
The Kafue National Park is the largest park in Zambia and the second largest in Africa and home to 55 species of animals in an area of 22,550 square kilometres - similar in size to Wales. The park has been named after the Kafue River and stretches over three provinces. With such a vast area comes ...
South Luangwa National Park lies in eastern Zambia, in the Luangwa Valley (see map) at the tail end of Africa's great rift valley. The Luangwa River runs through the middle of this 3,475 square mile (9050 sq km) park. On its way to the Zambezi, the Luangwa River has carved out its own path in ...
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