Zambia
The southern African republic of Zambia tends
to attracts tourists because of Victoria Falls, the largest waterfall
in the world. Travelers then move on to other African countries --
Tanzania to the north, for example -- to go on safari. But Zambia is a
worthy safari destination in and of itself, and without the crowds that
gravitate to other, better-known wildlife-viewing spots. Reserves
comprise more than half of the country, with the primal forests of the
Luangwa Valley and floodplains of Kafue National Park popular for
wildlife viewing. Kafue, in fact, has some of the greatest diversity of
animals of all national parks in Africa, with cheetahs, wildebeests,
wild dogs and other species. And a bonus: Unlike in many other African
countries, walking safaris are permitted here.
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