Zambia (2) in 2 Minutes
Part 10 of 18 of the adventures of Milady Landy in Africa. Zambia, a green surprise An impression of our travels in Zambia in about two minutes. More on our adventures in Zambia on these pages.
Part 10 of 18 of the adventures of Milady Landy in Africa. Zambia, a green surprise An impression of our travels in Zambia in about two minutes. More on our adventures in Zambia on these pages.
Part 3 of 18 of the adventures of Milady Landy in Africa. An impression of our travels in Zambia in about two minutes. More on our adventures in Zambia on these pages.
This is the actual route we drove during our 2016-2017 Africa trip.
Across Africa, we encounter my favorite tree, the baobab. In the first months of our trip the baobab was mainly a dry tree “with the roots up”. Once we saw a flowering baobab in Namibia, which I wrote about then. In Tanzania, in late November, early December, we see the baobabs are greener and are … Read more
Today we want to drive from CrocqValley South Luwanga NP to Isoka. In Lundazi we do some shopping and refuel Milady. A few kilometers further, the road to Isoka seems to be very rough! What a surprise;) We notice that it is practically impossible to reach Isoka before dark. Around 5 pm we decide to stop … Read more
We departed from Lusaka to South Luangwa National Park when the necessary repairs were completed on the brakes of Milady. A long journey, two days, but with good roads with even a toll gate. As always, we make an early start and after having done some shopping we go. The first piece we’re in the … Read more
Here are a few videos of our trip through in Zambia. A pontoon-ferry crossing the Zambezi A day in 2 minutes Descend to South Luangwa National Park Entering South Luangwa National Park from the north is quite a challenge.
After our visit to the orphans project in Zambezi we left for Lusaka, capital of Zambia. Along the way we have “just” done Kafue National Park.That “just” is obviously meant cynical. The route we had planned to Kafue avoided the bad road that we took earlier to Zambezi. It all started well, asphalt roads without potholes … Read more
Originally, the trip to Zambezi, a town on the border with Angola, was not planned in our itinerary. Due to the enthusiastic story of Trees (Eggenkamp) on the project ‘Agape Orphans Home Based Care’, we changed our travel plans and departed from Mongu to Zambezi to visit this project. The road was very diverse and on … Read more
The Zambezi River is the lifeline of Zambia, I suppose that the name of the country is derived from the name of the river. With pride the local beer and a locally sold wine is named after the falls, the Mosi-o-Tunya: We followed the river from the Victoria Falls upstream to near the spring in the town … Read more