About Zambia
Zambia is home to three major rivers, several smaller rivers, substantial tributaries, and several vast lakes. The country boasts a wide assortment of wildlife housed in its national parks, reserves, and safaris. Zambia also has a wide variety of bird species.
Given how diverse the people are, the culture is also diverse.
How do I travel out of Zambia?
For Zambians looking to travel out of the country. You can check out the list of destinations, how to
Get Visa to those countries, their
Embassies and
Visa Free Countries for Zambian passport holders
Common Questions Travellers Ask About Zambia
Q. Do Zambians speak English?
A. Yes, the official language of Zambia is English. Nevertheless, Bemba, Nyanga and other local languages are spoken in the urban areas still.
Q. Is Zambia safe for visiting?
A. Zambia is safe for visiting. It is one of the most peaceful African countries and is politically stable. However, visitors should exercise caution to avoid falling victim to thieves and con artists. Visitors may want to avoid areas around the Zambia/Congo border as civil strife in Congo rages on.
Q. What unit of currency is used in Zambia?
A. The Zambian unit of currency is the Zambian Kwacha. Nevertheless, US dollars are widely accepted in lodges and hotels throughout the country.
Q. What is Zambia's major economic interest?
A. Zambia's economy is mainly built upon the copper-mining industry which covers more than 85% of its exports.
Q. Do I need any vaccinations for Zambia?
A. No special shots are needed when travelling to Zambia. However, you should do your best to avoid malaria by taking anti-malaria prescription drugs after meeting with a physician, applying insect repellants and wearing protective clothing.
Q. Can I drink tap water in Zambia?
A. In some places, the tap water is fine to drink and in others it's not. To be on the safe side, you should drink bottled water at all times. The tap water is mostly fine to brush your teeth with though.