Busanga Plains
Busanga Plains is a vast seasonal floodplain in the northwestern part of Kafue National Park. It is one of Zambia’s most important wildlife-viewing areas, with open grasslands, wetlands, wooded islands and palm-dotted landscapes. During the rainy season, usually from November to April, much of the plain becomes flooded. As the water recedes, the grasslands attract large herds of grazing animals and the predators that follow them.
The plains are famous for red lechwe, buffalo, wildebeest, puku, roan antelope, sable antelope, cheetahs and lions, including well-known prides of dark-maned lions. Leopards, African wild dogs and a wide variety of birds can also be seen. Busanga is particular...
The plains are famous for red lechwe, buffalo, wildebeest, puku, roan antelope, sable antelope, cheetahs and lions, including well-known prides of dark-maned lions. Leopards, African wild dogs and a wide variety of birds can also be seen. Busanga is particular...
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