Kasanka National Park

Kasanka National Park is a small but biologically diverse park in central Zambia, covering about 390 square kilometers. It's globally renowned for hosting the world's largest mammal migration—the annual congregation of millions of straw-colored fruit bats.

• Bat Migration: Witness up to 10 million bats between October and December.
• Wildlife Variety: Home to sitatunga antelopes, elephants, hippos, and a rich array of birdlife.
• Scenic Landscapes: Features lakes, rivers, swamps, and forests, offering diverse habitats.

Visitors can enjoy game drives, walking safaris, bird watching, canoeing, and bat viewing during the migration season. The park offers accommodations like campsites and lodges.