Lusenga Plain National Park

Lusenga Plain National Park spans 880 square kilometers of terrain, featuring the Kalungwishi River and diverse wildlife populations including cheetahs, lions, and hippos.

The park gained protected status as an IUCN category II area, establishing crucial conservation measures for native species and natural habitats in northern Zambia.

Rock paintings at Kundabwika Falls within the park boundaries provide evidence of early human settlement and artistic expression in the region.

The park maintains basic accommodation facilities and guided tours, with optimal visiting conditions during the dry season for wildlife observation and photography.

Annual rainfall exceeding 1,500mm makes this park one of Zambia's wettest regions, creating essential habitats for water-dependent species and migratory birds.

Elevation above the sea: 1,192 m

GPS coordinates: -9.33333,29.16667

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:18