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Zambia

Population

19,5 Million​

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Capital city being Lusaka with a population of 1,7 Million

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Language

English

Zambia is a linguistically diverse country and it recognizes multiple languages as official. 

Currency

Kwacha

and it translates to "dawn", symbolizing the new beginning and the hope of a prosperous future.

Highlight

South Luangwa National Park, is the oldest national park of the country and the birthplace of the walking safari

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MUST SEE

South Luangwa National Park

Unleash your adventurous spirit in Zambia's South Luangwa National Park, where walking safaris bring safari dreams to life. Led by expert guides, you'll explore the untamed wilderness on foot, encountering Africa's iconic wildlife up close. Immerse yourself in the secret world of leopards, listen to the symphony of bird calls, and witness nature's raw beauty. South Luangwa's walking safaris offer an intimate and immersive once-in-a-lifetime experience, connecting you with the wild like never before. Come and feel the heartbeat of Africa on this unforgettable adventure!

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Zambezi River

Experience the Zambezi River's majestic adventure, a lifeline of Africa that beckons thrill-seekers. With its tumultuous rapids and stunning landscapes, Zambezi white-water rafting offers an adrenaline-pumping journey through challenging currents. Class V rapids like "The Devil's Toilet Bowl" promise heart-pounding excitement for all levels. Amidst dramatic gorges and lush scenery, the Zambezi creates a breathtaking backdrop, adding awe to the experience. Embrace nature's power and embark on an exhilarating journey of beauty and unforgettable stories.

Devil's PoOl

Dare to experience Devil's Pool, a natural rock pool at Victoria Falls' edge, offering a daring swim just steps from the cascading Zambezi River. Guides ensure safety as you embrace this thrilling adventure, feeling the raw power of nature in a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. The breathtaking backdrop of the falls creates an awe-inspiring atmosphere that defies description. For the adventurous traveler, Devil's Pool offers an extraordinary opportunity to get up close to one of the world's most magnificent waterfalls.

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Fact Check - Zambia

Health PrEcautions

Malaria is a concern in certain areas, so take necessary precautions. Consult a healthcare professional for

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Wildlife Encounters

Zambia offers exceptional wildlife experiences. Adhere to guides' instructions, respect animals' space, and contribute to conservation efforts.

Water Safety

Stick to bottled water for drinking. Tap water is not the best. Hydrate well, especially in warm climates.

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Visa

Most tourists can obtain a visa on arrival for stays of up to 90 days. Verify the latest visa requirements based on your nationality before your trip. â€‹

Local Customs

Respect local customs and traditions. Greet with a handshake or a nod.

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DRiving RulEs

Drive on the left side of the road. Roads vary in quality, and 4x4 vehicles may be needed for remote areas.

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CrIme Rate

Exercise caution, especially in urban areas. Keep valuables secure and be aware of your surroundings.

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ElEctrIcal OutlEts

Zambia uses Type C, D, and G electrical outlets, 230V, 50Hz. Bring appropriate plug adapters if needed.

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Souvenirs

Choose ethical souvenirs and avoid purchasing products made from ivory, wildlife parts, or illegally sourced materials.

Tipping

Tips are welcome, but no specific rules apply.

 

 

 

Time Zone

Zambia operates on Central Africa Time (CAT), which is GMT+2.

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Emergency

For emergencies, dial 991 or 112 for police, medical, or fire assistance.

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Essential TrAvel Tips - Zambia

CulturAl Highlight

Experience Zambia's vibrant culture through traditional ceremonies and festivals celebrated by diverse ethnic groups. These events offer a chance to immerse in customs and traditions. Notable is the Kuomboka ceremony of the Lozi people, where the Litunga and his people move from flooded grounds to higher land in a grand procession of boats, accompanied by music and dances. This event celebrates resilience, cultural identity, and the region's seasonal changes. It's a unique opportunity to connect with Zambia's rich heritage.

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