• Lake Tanganyika

    Lake Tanganyika

    The second-deepest, largest of the lakes of eastern Africa with the longest freshwater by volume, in the world after Siberia's Lake Baikal in Russia. It lies in four countries' territories: a little in each of Burundi and Zambia, and more than 40 percent in each of Democratic Republic of Congo and Tanzania.

  • Lake Kariba

    Lake Kariba

    The damming of the Zambezi River which was completed in the year 1961 led to the formation of the largest man-made world famed lake Kariba in Zambia. This was done due to the great need of massive hydroelectric power for the growing industries of Zimbabwe and Zambia.

  • Zambezi River

    Zambezi River

    Zambezi is best known as the fourth longest river in Africa which rises in northwestern Zambia, flows south across eastern Angola and western Zambia to the border of Botswana, then turns east and forms the Zambia-Zimbabwe border. It then crosses central Mozambique and empties into the Mozambique Channel at Chinde. About 2,200 mi (3,540 km) long, it is navigable in three long stretches,

  • Victoria Falls

    Victoria Falls

    The Victoria Falls also known as Mosi-oa-Tunya constitutes one of the most impressive natural wonders in Zambia and the smoke that thunders and the Falls are remarkable. They are located 10km from Livingstone, and 480km south of Lusaka. There are higher waterfalls elsewhere in the world, but none equal the grandeur of the waters of the Zambezi river as they tear headlong to over 1.7km wide expanse down into the chasm 110 metres below

Lake Tanganyika

Lake Tanganyika

The second-deepest, largest of the lakes of eastern Africa with the longest freshwater by volume, in the world after Siberia’s Lake Baikal in Russia. It lies in four countries’ territories: a little in each of Burundi and Zambia, and more than 40 percent in each of Democratic Republic of Congo and Tanzania. The main settlement on the lakeshore is the town of Kigoma, which is also the usual entry point to the region. Two awesome nature reserves border Lake Tanganyika: the incredibly beautiful Mahale Mountains National Park and the chimpanzee-famous Gombe Stream National Park. Its waters tend to be salty. Though fed by a number of rivers, the lake is not the centre of an extensive drainage area. The largest rivers discharging into the lake are the Malagarasi, the Ruzizi, and the Kalambo, which has one of the highest waterfalls in the world (704 feet [215 m]). Its outlet is the Lukuga River, which flows into the Lualaba River.

The Lake is found on the line dividing the floral regions of eastern and western Africa, and oil palms, which are characteristic of the flora of western Africa, grow along the lake’s shores. Rice and subsistence crops are grown along the shores, and fishing is of some significance. Hippopotamuses and crocodiles abound, and the bird life is diverse.

Accessibility (how to get there)
This can be easily reached by road and one can drive there from anywhere is a long haul, but well worth the effort. One can go straight to the port of Mpulungu on the Great North Road via Mpika and Kasama. Or drive to Nsumbu National Park, which borders the Lake, via Mporokoso.

Visitor facilities:The lake has very many visitor act ivies and facilities to cater for visitors of all types though  most popular for backpackers and campers is a place on the edge of town called Nkupi .Lodges include,Kasalawe lodge,Nkupi lodge, Tanganyika lodge and many others.

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Lake Tanganyika (Long, deep, and old)

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Victoria Falls

The Victoria Falls also known as Mosi-oa-Tunya constitutes one of

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