Kasungu National Park- Travel Tips
What to See, How to Plan & Tours

Natural Scenery
Malawi
5 Reviews
+1 Photos
Suggested Duration: 8 hours
Kasungu National Park, located in western Central Malawi near the Zambian border, spans 2,100 square kilometers of diverse woodland and bush with open grasslands, offering sightings of elephants, antelopes, buffalo, and zebra, along with predators like leopards and hyenas, while Lifupa Lake hosts numerous hippos and provides exceptional birdwatching opportunities.

Reviews of Kasungu National Park

  • reviews-avatar Dan Pallotta
    5
    Reviewed: 2023-03-19

    Experience of a lifetime. Will never forget. This is the thing you dream of doing when you're a kid. At least it was always for me and there I was. Walking on the same grounds that the most majestic animals of today's world do. I'd go back in a heartbeat if given another opportunity. Thank you to all who made my trip possible and pleasurable. From, "American Dan" :)

  • reviews-avatar Afzal x
    5
    Reviewed: 2022-08-30

    Kasungu was amazing and very calm , I spent almost hours just listening to the birds and watching the elephants across the lake , its abit tough to get to with all the bumpy roads but once your there , the open space and skies give you a feeling of total wilderness. I had one of the best fresh fish cooked on coal ever , its truly worth a visit if you enjoy the wilderness , open skies and calming nature.

  • reviews-avatar Mike Dumakude Ngoma
    5
    Reviewed: 2022-04-20

    This image on Malawi’s 50 kwacha note was taken in front of the tree in Frame 2 and 3 it’s an actual image, the elephant was called Jonathan and it was the friendliest elephant kasungu national park has ever seen sadly it was killed by poachers many years ago after the photo was taken.

  • reviews-avatar Tyrone Green
    3
    Reviewed: 2017-07-11

    great place for wildlife. go in good time to see many animals.

  • reviews-avatar Paolo Ribotta
    1
    Reviewed: 2017-01-31

    I am currently a park to visit but since photos show elephants killed I think I will go to some other countries where they respect diversity. Other tourists should do the same.

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