Lusaka Things to Do Tips by RblWthACoz

Nothing too interesting here. You will be done with everything in about 30 minutes really. The exhibits are small and humorous at times, but there is a little bit to see. There is a fair amount of material on the fight for independence and the history of that period. Some of the things they could do without though - like the skull of a lion that attacked a woman coming from a politcal gathering in the 1960's. Oh yes. And of course there is a separate charge for foreigners: $2.

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Directions: downtown Lusaka

There are two different types of game reserves. There are the ones that are open with no fences and then there are the types that are fenced in that keep the wildlife in an enclosed area so that you can view them all. Chaminuka is all enclosed and fenced in with a variety of animals for you to view. The grounds are actually very nice and showcase a large selection of art that has been collected by the owners over the 20+ years they have been there. The staff is extremely pleasant, and as an added bonus...you can do a cheese tasting of cheese made on the grounds! The reserve has rooms for people to stay and also has enough room for several hundred people to come for business functions.

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Phone: +260 1 222694/225432
Directions: on the outskirts of Lusaka, about 20+km down a dirt road by the airport
Website: www.chaminuka.com
Other Contact: information@chaminuka.com