Mushambo African Safari Travel & Tours

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We have something special for you this February. Contact us today to secure your slot.
28/01/2026

We have something special for you this February. Contact us today to secure your slot.

A Valentine's getaway with Mushambo Travels at chaminuka Game Reserve. Contact us today and get your slots secured.😁😍
27/01/2026

A Valentine's getaway with Mushambo Travels at chaminuka Game Reserve. Contact us today and get your slots secured.😁😍

01/11/2023

Did you know... Spotted hyenas are one of the longest living terrestrial carnivores and have been known to reach twenty years or more?

12/10/2023

Did you know.......Impalas are classed as 'mixed feeders' which means that they eat a variety of vegetation. They are highly adaptable herbivores and vary their diet depending upon what food is readily available. They prefer fresh grass, especially when this is in plentiful supply during the annual rains, but as the dry season progresses, and grass becomes increasingly scarce, they will also browse the foliage of shrubs and bushes. Their diet also includes fruits, flowers and seed pods. This wide range of food allows them to survive and thrive in different habitats.

05/10/2023

Did you know... During the past 3-month denning season, South Luangwa's wild dog packs produced a number of new pups? The new additions are now being seen regularly as they join the adults in their normal daily activities. With a population of over 200 dogs, South Luangwa now has one of the continent's highest densities of these endangered carnivores.

27/09/2023

Did You Know:

Crocodiles swallow stones in a practice known as "lithophagy". This is sometimes by accident whilst attacking live prey, but can also be done on purpose, possibly as a source of minerals, to get rid of parasites, or to aid in grinding and digesting difficult meals. The swallowed stones are correctly known as "gastroliths". Studies have also shown that the stones may also act as ballast. The increased load in the stomach, though relatively small, at around 2.5% of its body-weight, is thought to help crocodiles to be able to sink after taking in extra air. They can then stay underwater for much longer periods.

20/09/2023

True or false:
Giraffes are born with fully-formed, solid horns made of bone.
Like for true comment for false.

18/09/2020

Proflight Zambia commences flights to Johannesburg on the 1st of October.
Flight Schedule is as follows:
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY P0020/ 21
- Lusaka- Johannesburg 08:00- 10:00
- Johannesburg- Lusaka 12:00- 14:00
FRIDAY and SUNDAY P0024/ 25
- Lusaka- Johannesburg 12:00- 14:00
- Johannesburg- Lusaka 15:00- 17:00
Additional days will be added when demand increases.

Contact us to book your flights.

14/09/2020

Did You know, Giraffes are considered to have the highest blood pressure of any land mammal?

11/09/2020

It is important to have a valid COVID- 19 test Certificate before traveling, Zambian residents can get a valid test certificate from the following laboratories:

LUSAKA- University Teaching Hospital
Victoria Hospital
Medland Hospital
UNZA Vet Laboratory
Tropical Disease Research Center
NDOLA- Tropical Disease Research Center

11/09/2020

DID YOU KNOW

Ethiopian New Year takes place on the 11th of September or on the 12th during a leap year. It is known as Enkutatash, which means "Gift of Jewels". Ethiopian calendar has twelve months of 30 days plus five or six epagomenal days, which comprise thirteenth months. The sixth epagomenal day is added every four years.

The New Year signifies the end of the long rainy season and the beginning of a bright sky and a dazzling sunlight. The countryside turns into gold with the yellow daisies (adey abeba) covering the entire fields in rural areas of Ethiopia, which are in bloom at this time of the year.

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