7. Lake Kariba
Lake Kariba wins the award for being the largest man-made reservoir in the world. It was created when the Kariba Dam was built on the Zambezi River basin in the late 1950s. Lake Kariba is more than 139 miles long and shares the shore with Zimbabwe. The lake really stands out in landlocked Zambia, and you would think that you were gazing out over the ocean.
8. Shiwa Ngandu Manor House
If you find an English-style country estate out of place in Zambia, you wouldn’t be alone. Shiwa Ngandu is located in the Northern Province of Zambia and was built by a young British military man named Stewart Gore-Browne. He did this after being struck by the natural beauty of the land. You can book a stay in the manor house, and enjoy a wide variety of things to do from hiking, boating, fishing, and even take a horse safari. You can fly into their private airstrip from Lusaka, or if you are on a safari on South Luangwa National Park, you can get there from the Mfuwe Airport.
