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North Luangwa
Location: North West Zambia, in the Luangwa Valley
Climate: Dry in Apr – Oct and wet from Nov – Mar.
Typical Landscape: Lush bushland with abundant wildlife, remote
North Luangwa National Park covers an area of 4,636 sq km and offers a similar diversity of flora and fauna to its brother, South Luangwa National Park. The park boasts a number of enchanting waterfalls, and the main difference between the two parks is that the North Luangwa National Park is far more hilly. The North Luangwa National Park also has a slightly larger diversity of plant life, such as large areas of Mopane woodland, leadwood trees, and ivory palms, all of which make up a stark contrast to the open grassland which covers much of the rest of the park.