Zambia is steeped in a long history of British colonial occupation during which time it was known as Northern Rhodesia. With its remote, untamed wilderness areas, the tranquillity of its everyday life and its friendly, easy-going people, by visiting Zambia you are embarking on a guaranteed authentic African venture. The country boasts numerous hidden delights, namely serene lakes and reclusive waterfalls.
The remoteness of Zambia’s land has ensured the preservation
of most of its ancient customs and ceremonies. Rich in both culture and ethnicity,
Zambia relies largely on the land and its natural resources. The copper reserves
are the country’s greatest assets and still accounts for 80% of its
foreign income.