Exploring the wilderness at Kazuma Pan National Park, Zimbabwe

Kazuma Pan National Park is a vast wilderness situated north-west corner of Zimbabwe between Kazungula and Hwange National Park and south-west of Victoria falls. The park is clothed with thick Baboon trees which is a magnet for multitudes of wild animals, so if you are an animal fanatic this place offers a variety of the wild ranging from cheetahs, wild dogs and the rarely seen gemsbok, so, get ready for a thrilling game drives and game views.

Due to its vast wilderness and remoteness clothed in open landscape of grassy plains, Kazuma Pan is ideal for camping, so if you are into camping this is the perfect destination to camp your heart out. Within the park are a series of pans which foster the migration of wildlife between Botswana and Zimbabwe in search of water.

The park is mainly a place to explore the wild in its raw form, the pan system also serves as an inhabitant of a large variety of water birds inclusive of storks, crowned cranes, sucks, kingfishers, and many other beautiful water birds. It is a delight to see the water decorated by different species of birds.