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Embassy Park Presidential Burial Site- Travel Tips
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Embassy Park Presidential Burial Site, located in Lusaka, Zambia, is a national monument honoring the country's former presidents. Designated as a National Monument in 2009, the park is the final resting place of five presidents, including Kenneth Kaunda, Zambia's first president, and other significant leaders such as Frederick Chiluba, Levy Mwanawasa, Rupiah Banda, and Michael Sata. The site features unique mausoleums reflecting each president's legacy, such as Mwanawasa's stool-shaped structure symbolizing his fight against corruption. The park serves as a place for visitors to pay respects and gain insight into Zambia's political history.
Reviews of Presidential Burial Site
Aleksandar Marković - 3
OK. Some of my guests from abroad wanted to shoot a video there, but police from nearby prevented them, presumably because of government offices around the embassy memorial park.
Clain Moono (Ndaba) - 4
The tour guide was everything, able to give information perfectly. Beautiful way of preserving history
MAXWELL KAMANGA - 5
Historical site of late presidents of Zâmbia and friendly people narrating the history of the people buried there, even general workers very friendly
Mwaba Mwila - 5
Great guide, learned allot about Zambia's history and forefathers from the tour.
Christopher Simbani Miti - 5
The place is very clean well maintained, and very clean public toilets. The historian or narrator knows his job.
