Attractions in Zambia

Lumangwe Falls

Often referred to as the 'Mini Victoria Falls', this wide waterfall on the Kalungwishi River offers a stunning experience amidst a rainforest.

North Luangwa National Park

A wild and remote sanctuary accessible only through guided walking safaris, home to Zambia's only black rhino population.

Lochinvar National Park

A birdwatcher's paradise on the Kafue Flats, famous for thousands of waterbirds and the unique Kafue lechwe antelope.

South Luangwa National Park

A world-class wildlife sanctuary renowned for its high leopard density and as the birthplace of the walking safari.

Evelyn Hone College

One of the largest institutions for technical and vocational training in Zambia with a prominent campus in central Lusaka.

Kundalila Falls

A picturesque 70-meter fall on the Kaombe River, plunging from the Muchinga Escarpment and offering breathtaking views.

Kasanka National Park

A small but special park famous for hosting the world's largest mammal migration of millions of fruit bats.

Chishimba Falls

Three successive falls on the Luombe River, sacred to the Bemba people and surrounded by lush vegetation.

Kafue National Park

One of Africa's largest national parks, famous for its diverse landscapes and the remote Busanga Plains.

Liuwa Plain National Park

An endless grassy plain, site of Africa's second-largest wildebeest migration and home to legendary lion prides.

Sioma Ngwezi National Park

A remote national park in southwestern Zambia, known for its pristine wilderness and large herds of elephants.

University of Zambia

The oldest and largest public university in the country, with its main campus on the Great East Road in Lusaka.

TAZARA Railway Terminal Kapiri Mposhi

The imposing terminus of the TAZARA railway line connecting Zambia to the port of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.

Mulungushi International Conference Centre

One of the largest and most important event centers for national and international conferences in Zambia.

Mulungushi Rock of Authority

A historic open-air site near Kabwe, known as the birthplace of the Zambian independence movement.

Kariba Dam Wall

A massive engineering structure between Zambia and Zimbabwe that controls the flow of the Zambezi River.

Itezhi-Tezhi Dam

An important dam on the Kafue River that serves to regulate water levels for the Kafue Gorge power station.

Manda Hill Mall

One of the most prominent shopping centers in Lusaka, serving as a central hub for commerce and leisure.

Luangwa Bridge

A notable bridge spanning the Luangwa River, serving as a critical connection on the Great East Road.

Mukuba Mall

One of the largest and most modern shopping centers in Ndola and the entire Copperbelt Province.

Chilenje House 394

A historical site in Lusaka where Kenneth Kaunda, the first president, lived during the independence struggle.

Royal Livingstone Hotel

A luxurious five-star hotel on the banks of the Zambezi, just steps away from the Victoria Falls.

Zambezi River Authority Building

The headquarters of the organization that manages the waters of the Zambezi between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Kafue Gorge Dam

A massive dam on the Kafue River that feeds Zambia's largest underground hydroelectric power station.

Taj Pamodzi Hotel

A renowned luxury hotel in Lusaka, valued by business travelers and tourists alike.

Kafue Bridge

An important road and railway bridge over the Kafue River connecting the capital to the south.

Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula Airport

The international airport in Livingstone that serves as a gateway to the famous Victoria Falls.

The Big Tree National Monument

A huge and ancient fig tree in the center of Kabwe, historically used as a gathering place.

Livingstone Memorial Chitambo

A monument at the site where the heart of the famous explorer David Livingstone was buried.

Woodlands Stadium

A sports stadium in Lusaka, frequently used for local football matches and community events.

Victoria Falls Power Station

A historic hydroelectric power station at the falls that generates electricity for the region.

InterContinental Lusaka

A traditional luxury hotel and event center near the embassies in Lusaka.

Nature

Lusiwashi Lake

A scenic lake in central Zambia providing local water and supporting fishing activities.

Lake Tanganyika

An immense, ancient freshwater lake in Africa, bordering Zambia and known for its extraordinary biodiversity.

Mweru-Wantipa Lake

A lake in northern Zambia characterized by its variable water levels and surrounding swamps.

Lake Malawi region

The eastern fringe areas near Lake Malawi.

Lake Mweru

A freshwater lake on the border between Zambia and DR Congo.

Lake Kariba

The world's largest man-made reservoir.

Bangweulu Swamps

A significant wetland area in northern Zambia.

Mountain

Muchinga Mountains

A rugged mountain range in north-eastern Zambia known for its scenic views and diverse ecosystems.

Mulungushi River

A river in central Zambia, important for local irrigation and hydro-power potential.

Ngonye Falls

Powerful falls on the Zambezi River in western Zambia, noted for their width and scenic beauty.

Kalambo Falls

A spectacular waterfall on the Kalambo River, marking the border between Zambia and Tanzania.

Luapula River

A significant river in northern Zambia that flows into Lake Mweru.

More highlights

Twin Rivers Kopje

An archaeological site situated on a hill containing Middle Stone Age artifacts and early evidence of pigment use.

Chambeshi Monument

Marks the spot where German General von Lettow-Vorbeck surrendered in 1918, ending World War I in Africa.

Leopard's Hill Cave

A significant archaeological site near Lusaka yielding evidence of Middle and Late Stone Age occupation.

Kilwa Island Arab Settlement

A historical island on Lake Mweru that served as a base for Swahili-Arab slave traders in the 19th century.

forest

Chisamba Forests

A forested area in central Zambia, valued for its biodiversity and timber resources.

Cairo Road Commercial Heritage

The historical main thoroughfare of Lusaka, named as part of Cecil Rhodes' vision of a Cape-to-Cairo route.