Preparation
This is a remote area; ensure you have a 4x4 vehicle and sufficient supplies before embarking on your journey.





Situated in the Kawambwa District, Lusenga Plain National Park is a landscape shaped by the Kalungwishi River and abundant annual rainfall. Originally established as a hunting ground, the area was designated as a national park in 1972 and has since become a focus for ecological restoration. Since 2007, the park has successfully reintroduced various species, including Grant's zebra, puku, and impala. Beyond its biodiversity, the park serves as a vital cultural hub where the Luda and Chishinga people hold traditional ceremonies. Visitors can experience both adventure and history by visiting the majestic Lumangwe Falls and viewing ancient rock paintings near Kundabwika Falls.
Situated in the Kawambwa District, Lusenga Plain National Park is a landscape shaped by the Kalungwishi River and abundant annual rainfall. Originally established as a hunting ground, the area was designated as a national park in 1972 and has since become a focus for ecological restoration. Since 2007, the park has successfully reintroduced various species, including Grant's zebra, puku, and impala. Beyond its biodiversity, the park serves as a vital cultural hub where the Luda and Chishinga people hold traditional ceremonies. Visitors can experience both adventure and history by visiting the majestic Lumangwe Falls and viewing ancient rock paintings near Kundabwika Falls.
Majestic Lumangwe Falls
Historical rock paintings near Kundabwika Falls
Reintroduced wildlife including zebra and puku
Traditional ceremonies of the Luda and Chishinga people
The park is remote and requires careful logistical planning.
Wildlife sightings can be unpredictable due to the ongoing restoration of the ecosystem.
The park's high rainfall means seasonal accessibility may vary; check local conditions before traveling.
This is a remote area; ensure you have a 4x4 vehicle and sufficient supplies before embarking on your journey.
When visiting during traditional ceremonies, always ask for permission before taking photographs or participating in local customs.
Wildlife enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those interested in Zambian cultural heritage.
ZMW K
$50-$120 p/day
English, Bemba
Consider hiring a local guide to help navigate the park, locate the rock paintings, and provide deeper context on the wildlife restoration efforts.