Zambia is unspoiled, unpackaged
and still unknown to the common tourist. A visit here gives you
an authentic taste of what the whole continent used to be like:
wild, beautiful and perhaps a bit unpredictable. It’s
a vast sprawling country full of open spaces with most of its
10 million population concentrated around its main cities. Zambia
has some of the greatest natural scenery on the continent. It's
a gently undulating plateau of forests, savannah and marshland
studded with lakes that has not changed much since Dr David
Livingstone arrived.
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Lusaka |
| Zambia’s capital,
Lusaka, didn't exist before the 20th century and until
1931, when the country’s capital was moved here from
Livingstone, it was just a sleepy agricultural village... |
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| Livingstone - start/finish |
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| Livingstone owes its existence
to the Victoria Falls. It was named after the missionary
and explorer Dr David Livingstone, the first European
to discover, name and tell the rest of world about the
mighty waterfall... |
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