Sioma Ngwezi National Park, Mongu, Zambia - home to Sioma Falls

Sioma Ngwezi National Park, Zambia's third largest park, is a stunning area of Kalahari woodland that covers an expansive 5,276km² / 3,278mi². Not only is it a natural wonder and home to incredible wildlife, but its economic benefits are not to be overlooked either. It provides a valuable source of tourism income, with visitors being offered guided safaris and game drives to explore the area. The park's natural resources are also an important source of economic activity, providing locals with firewood, hunting opportunities and medicinal plants. The government has put protections in place to ensure that these resources can be managed sustainably and enjoyed without causing any irreparable damage to the park. From birds to cheetahs, elephants to lions - there are so many incredible creatures that call this place home. Visitors have the chance to get up close and personal with these majestic animals, learning more about their habits and behaviour in the wild. The incredible beauty of Sioma Ngwezi National Park is something that Zambia should be proud of.