There is a small window of opportunity, when the dry season ends, and the mighty Victoria Falls at its most shallow, that adventure-seekers can swim on the edge of the Devil's Pool. A small eddy of...

Although many couples are happy to venture no further than a gorgeous beach, swaying palms and plenty of tropical sunshine, an increasing number of people are looking for more exciting ways to trav...

Americans need a pre-approved multiple-entry visa to visit Zambia, which costs US$80 and is valid for up to three years. Citizens of Canada, Britain, Australia, and New Zealand need a pre-arranged ...

The Bantu (mainly Tonga) culture is the most prominent in Zambia, though it was the Khoisans that first inhabited the country. By the 18th century, the Portuguese moved in, followed by the British,...

Landlocked Zambia is hot year round, though the different elevations divide the country into two main climatic regions; humid subtropical and tropical wet and dry. Still, there are only two seasons...

Experiencing a traditional festival or ceremony while in Zambia is sure to be a highlight of any vacation. There are many tribes celebrating customs, rituals, history, and spiritual beliefs filled ...

All the towns and cities in Zambia have some sort of colorful market that visitors can browse. These may have items more geared toward everyday essentials for locals, but they make for an interesti...

Zambia Taxis and Car Rental The large, most visited cities in Zambia offer taxi services, with official cabs typically blue or gray in color. These are not metered, but instead run on a fixed rate ...

Kenneth Kaunda International Airport The largest airport and main gateway into the country was named in honor of Zambia’s first president, Kenneth Kaunda. With an annual passenger throughput of ove...