Chikoko Tree Camp - African Safari Camp - South Luangwa Park - Zambia (Inside)

Inside room view of Chikoko Tree Camp in South Luangwa Park. Chikoko Tree Camp operates slightly upstream (8 km) of its sister camp, Tafika Camp on the West bank of the Luangwa. Chikoko Walking Trails in the South Luangwa National Park are conducted in a very beautiful area, rich in wildlife. It is a wilderness area, free of roads and vehicles. David Livingstone crossed the Luangwa River in 1866 at Perekani, the crossing point used for Chikoko Trails today. Zambia offers Africa's authentic yesteryear safari camps and lodges for those wanting to see wildlife away from the crowds. With 4-6 rooms on average, Zambia has maintained an authentic safari experience where a native Zambian actually participates and benefits from tourism. Having few numbers of visitors has an inverse relationship to the quality of experience: the fewer the number of vehicles and tourist, the more preserved the environment, and subsequently a better the wilderness and wildlife experience.

Travel on an African safari holiday or vacation in Zambia, after seeing the whole safari experience in Kenya and Tanzania's safari park and reserves, truly means you have graduated to the next best level of safaris. By then it will not be about the glitz and glamor of your safari lodge, safari camp, hotel, but how authentic you want the experience to be. I hope this is beneficial in planning.

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