Complete list of 5 national parks in Malawi

Kasungu

Lengwe

Liwonde

Nyika (Malawi)

Vwaza Marsh

Malawi National Parks

Kasungu National Park is one of Malawi's largest wildlife reserves, known for its elephant populations and diverse savanna landscape. The park features rolling hills, woodland areas, and seasonal rivers that attract various wildlife species. Despite facing challenges from poaching in past decades, it remains an important conservation area with recovering wildlife populations.

Lengwe National Park is known for its unique dry woodland habitat and rare nyala antelope population. The park features dense thickets and seasonal water holes that attract diverse wildlife. It represents one of the last remaining examples of the original Lower Shire Valley habitat.

Liwonde National Park is Malawi's premier wildlife destination, situated along the Shire River. The park is famous for its large elephant population, hippos, and diverse bird species. Recent conservation efforts have successfully reintroduced black rhinos and lions to the park.

Nyika National Park is Malawi's largest national park, featuring a unique highland plateau with rolling grasslands and endemic wildflowers. The park is renowned for its leopard population, large herds of roan antelope, and over 400 bird species. Its high-altitude location provides spectacular views and distinct seasonal changes.

Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve is characterized by its diverse wetland ecosystem and surrounding woodland savanna. The reserve is home to large numbers of hippos, elephants, and various antelope species. Its marsh areas attract numerous water birds and provide essential habitat for diverse wildlife.