Kafue Park

Kafue Park

Kafue Park is a renowned tourist destination that visitors must explore. Established in 1950, the park spans an area of 22,500 square kilometers, making it the largest wildlife reserve in the country. It boasts a rich diversity of wildlife, with buffaloes and antelopes being the most numerous, along with deer, zebras, baboons, and over 600 species of birds. Lions and leopards are also frequently spotted. This national park is also famous for its beautiful flora. The Kafue River runs through the park for 240 kilometers and is home to various fish species, offering visitors opportunities for fishing. Highlights: Kafue Park is Zambia’s largest wildlife reserve. It has a rich diversity of wildlife, with buffaloes and antelopes being the most numerous, along with deer, zebras, baboons, and lions and leopards that are frequently spotted.

Lusaka, Zambia