Lusaka

Lusaka Museum. The tour begins with a visit to the National Museum providing a crucial introduction to Zambia's history, culture, art, and ethnography. This Museum is centrally located in Lusaka provides an understanding of the historical context Zambia as a country. We spend rough 1 hr 30minutes here.

37D Gallery

We move to the 37d Gallery, located within a beautiful contemporary building in the Kabulonga area. The gallery holds a wide range of art works by both local Zambian artists and international artists. The Gallery is non-profit organisation which in turn supports the stART Foundation which is a charitable trust dedicated to the generation and promotion of visual arts practice and arts education in Zambia.

Lusaka City Market & Freedom Statue After Lunch, we Immerse the guests in the vibrant atmosphere of Lusaka City Market. This bustling market is a hub of local commerce, offering everything from fresh produce to clothing and crafts. Afterwards, visit the Freedom Statue, a significant monument commemorating Zambia's independence.

Lusaka National Park

Take a trip to the Lusaka National park where we have a short safari drive and visit the Elephant Nursery, located just outside Lusaka. This sanctuary rescues and rehabilitates orphaned elephants before releasing them back into the wild. our visitors observes the elephants and learn about the conservation efforts.

Munda Wanga Environmental Park

From there we visit Munda Wanga Environmental Park, which combines a botanical garden and a wildlife sanctuary. Our guests will see a variety of Zambian flora and fauna, including birds, reptiles, and primates.

Kabwata Cultural Village

We wll visit Kabwata Cultural Village, a showcase of traditional Zambian crafts where our guests can interact with artisans, observe them at work, and purchase unique souvenirs directly from the makers.