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Complete list of 20 national parks in Zambia

Blue Lagoon

Isangano

Kafue

Kasanka

Lavushi Manda

Lochinvar

Lower Zambezi

Luambe

Lukusuzi

Lusenga Plain

Mosi-oa-Tunya

Mweru Wantipa

North Luangwa

Nsumbu

Nyika

Sioma Ngwezi

South Luangwa

Upper Zambezi

West Lunga

Zambia Plains

Zambia National Parks

Blue Lagoon National Park is a protected wetland area known for its seasonal floodplains and grasslands. The park is an important habitat for water birds and antelope species, particularly during the rainy season. The Kafue River floodplain creates a unique ecosystem that supports diverse wildlife including lechwe and sitatunga.

Isangano National Park is situated in a remote area of northern Zambia. The park features extensive wetlands and woodland areas that provide habitat for various wildlife species. It is one of Zambia's lesser-known parks but maintains important ecological value for the region.

Kafue National Park is Zambia's largest national park and one of the largest in Africa. The park features diverse landscapes including miombo woodland, riverine forest, and the vast Busanga Plains. It is home to large populations of antelope, predators, and over 500 bird species.

Kasanka National Park is famous for hosting the world's largest mammal migration of African fruit bats. The park contains diverse habitats including miombo woodland, swamp forest, and grasslands. It is also home to rare antelope species like sitatunga and unique birds such as Pel's fishing owl.

Lavushi Manda National Park is characterized by its rugged terrain and miombo woodland ecosystem. The park features dramatic escarpments and diverse wildlife populations. It serves as an important corridor for wildlife movement between larger protected areas.

Lochinvar National Park is situated on the southern edge of the Kafue Flats. The park is renowned for its large population of Kafue lechwe and numerous bird species. It features hot springs and ancient archaeological sites, making it significant for both wildlife and cultural heritage.

Lower Zambezi National Park lies along the northern bank of the Zambezi River. The park is known for its concentration of wildlife along the river valley and excellent canoeing safaris. Large herds of elephant, buffalo, and numerous predators make it one of Zambia's premier wildlife destinations.

Luambe National Park is one of Zambia's smallest national parks, situated between North and South Luangwa. The park features pristine wilderness along the Luangwa River valley. It provides important habitat for hippos, crocodiles, and various antelope species.

Lukusuzi National Park forms part of a larger transfrontier conservation area with Malawi. The park consists primarily of miombo woodland and provides important wildlife corridors. It serves as a vital link between Zambian and Malawian protected areas.

Lusenga Plain National Park is characterized by its extensive grasslands and seasonal wetlands. The park provides habitat for various antelope species and numerous bird species. It represents an important ecological zone in northern Zambia's protected area network.

Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park is home to the spectacular Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. The park features constant spray from the falls creating a rainforest-like ecosystem. It provides habitat for various wildlife including zebras, giraffes, and numerous bird species.

Mweru Wantipa National Park is situated between Lake Mweru and Lake Mweru Wantipa. The park features diverse wetland habitats and woodland areas. It is known for its population of waterfowl and other bird species.

North Luangwa National Park is one of Africa's finest wilderness areas, known for its walking safaris. The park is home to large populations of buffalo, elephants, and lions. It features the dramatic Muchinga Escarpment and the Luangwa River valley.

Nsumbu National Park lies along the shores of Lake Tanganyika. The park features pristine beaches, woodland areas, and diverse wildlife. It is known for its population of aquatic animals and various antelope species.

Nyika National Park is characterized by its high-altitude plateau and rolling grasslands. The park is known for its unique flora including wild flowers and orchids. It provides excellent opportunities for hiking and mountain biking.

Sioma Ngwezi National Park is one of the largest parks in Zambia, featuring vast woodlands and grasslands. The park is part of the KAZA transfrontier conservation area. It supports populations of elephants and various antelope species.

South Luangwa National Park is one of Africa's greatest wildlife sanctuaries. The park is centered around the Luangwa River and is famous for its walking safaris. It hosts large populations of leopards, hippos, and over 400 bird species.

Upper Zambezi Game Management Area lies along the Zambezi River. The area features diverse riverine habitats and woodlands. It serves as an important wildlife corridor and is known for its fishing opportunities.

West Lunga National Park is situated along the West Lunga River. The park features extensive miombo woodlands and riverine forests. It is home to various antelope species and provides important habitat for numerous bird species.

Zambia Plains Game Management Area consists of vast savanna grasslands. The area serves as an important wildlife corridor between larger protected areas. It supports seasonal migrations of various ungulate species.