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North Luangwa National Park
The ideal destination as a game reserve for those looking to experience a true African wilderness. Compared to the south, the sightings of elands (the largest antelope species), hartebeests, bigger prides of lions, and herds of buffaloes are more frequent in this area. The best way to view North Luangwa's wildlife is by going on walking safaris. To plan your North Luangwa Trip, book with us.
Highlights
North Luangwa National Park
- Find the vibrant array of birdlife including migrant birds and rare bird species called yellow build stalks with African spoonbills of Southern Africa
- Come eye to with Black rhinos does a exciting experience at the North Luangwa National Park
- Explore the unspoiled landscapes of the Rift Valley in Zambia virtually
- Discover the authentic ones in this destination that has significant populations of elephants lion, massive herds of buffalo, predators (such as wild dogs), and black rhinos of Rhino sanctuary
- Experience the beauty of North Luangwa by meeting with the friendly local people from the community
North park boundary by Luangwa river
North Luangwa National Park in Zambia stands as an untouched gem, beckoning the adventurous and wildlife enthusiasts. It is bordered by the dramatic muchinga escarpment to the west its eastern boundary is the Luangwa River, Mopane and miombo woodland, acacia shrub, savannah grassland, and riverine forest are habitats in this lush valley. Its vast expanse, spanning over 9,000 square kilometers, is a sanctuary for those seeking solitude in nature's embrace. The distinctive landscape shaped by the Luangwa Valley over countless millennia is often hailed as the epitome of "The Real Africa." Stretching along the western Luangwa river banks, you'll find the North and South Luangwa National Parks. The Munyamadzi corridor gracefully divides the two, spanning an impressive 30km. Whether you're an avid birdwatcher, an eco-tourist, or a seasoned safari aficionado, the park's dramatic landscapes and rich biodiversity promise an unparalleled experience.Venture into the heart of this pristine wilderness, and you'll be greeted by the majestic sights of elephants, lions in large prides, leopards, buffaloes and bird species.
While North Luangwa shares its rift valley location with South Luangwa National Park, it carries its own unique allure. North Luangwa is one of the few places where you have a higher likelihood of spotting the Cookson's wildebeest and eland. Its exclusivity is further accentuated by its limited access and sparse accommodation options, making it one of Africa's most untouched and intimate safari destinations. With a commitment to responsible tourism, Ntanda Travels provides exclusive access to remote corners of the park while ensuring the environment's integrity remains uncompromised.\
Things to do in North Luangwa Park
- Explore vast areas of untouched wilderness in this national park without the crowds
- See above 60 mammal species including its healthy population of black rhinos, which are rare and endangered
- Go for walking safari for a thrilling - meeting with chili bombing activity and intimate experience with nature
- Enjoy North Luangwa’s fantastic bird watching opportunities for yellow build stalks with African spoonbills
- Take part in conservation efforts in North Luangwa National Park by staying at local owned accomodation
Experiences in North Luangwa National Park
- Game Drive
- Guided- Drive Safaris
- Walking safari Tour
- Birding experience
- Spotting Cookson’s wildebeest
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit North Luangwa is from late June to late October when the remaining water sources attract many animals, making it the ideal time for wildlife viewing. During this specific time, the location you are visiting is a wildlife haven boasting over 450 bird species that are present seasonally and more than 60 various mammal species.
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