The most precious place to go on a safari anytime of the year, Zambia is a treasure in southern Africa, with some of the top safari reserves on the continent and friendly locals; when there are just under 28,000 rhinos in the world, you can find a few in Zambia.
Victoria Falls
Being the biggest waterfall in the world, this is definitely a sight to visit. Many Livingstone hotels offer boat expeditions to the waterfall; Royal Livingstone Victoria Falls Zambia Hotel by Anantara provides free unlimited access to Victoria Falls and river safaris.
Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park
If you’re looking to catch a glimpse of wildlife in their habitat, without a big crowd and scenic views, this is a spot you might not forget. Most of Zambia’s parks try to keep the visits more intimate to manage the park with the best efficiency while allowing the animals to be safest; elephants, white rhino, giraffe, buffalo, impala, zebra, hippo, and crocodiles roam here freely.
Eco-Conscious Stays
In Zambia, almost every Livingstone hotel aims to conserve the surrounding wildlife and continue to be eco-friendly. Some Zambian resorts pursue eco-certifications to prove their commitment, and many of these hotels maintain strict regulations, making sure to protect the surrounding wildlife.
The Food Culture
For those eager to indulge in the local food, Nshima, a type of porridge rolled into a ball used to pick up various stews, is a must-try. Okra curry, is an everyday dish many households eat and is a great choice if you truly want to eat like a local . Vitumbuwa, which are sweetened fried dough balls, are also a common street food to try out.
