Liuwa Plain was protected by a Lozi king in the 1880s, long before Zambia made it a national park. Today more than 10,000 people and their cattle still live inside it. This is the story of the Litunga’s hunting ground, why the Lozi never left, and why that is the reason Liuwa survived.
Zambia tented safari 2027: all departure dates for our Sable, Zebra and Wildebeest safaris through Kafue and Liuwa Plain, what a day in camp is really like, and who these trips suit. Pick your date and send us a message – a request is free and commits you to nothing. Book by 31 January for our 20th-anniversary offer.
The Lozi people, also known as the Barotse, lead a unique semi-nomadic lifestyle deeply connected to the Barotse Floodplain, one of Africa’s great wetlands in Zambia’s Western Province ?. This floodplain, also called the Bulozi or Zambezi Floodplain, plays a […]
