Kasanka National Park is one of the smallest national parks in Zambia, but it’s also home to an incredible biodiversity that makes up for its small size. The main attraction and activity for visiting Kasanka is the annual bat migration. Between November and December, millions and millions of Fruit Bats migrate to this region of Zambia.
As a traveler to Kasanka National Park, you will be an individual with an unquenchable thirst for raw and genuine nature experiences, ready to explore the less-trodden paths. You'll be drawn to the park by its abundant biodiversity, including its status as the host of the largest mammal migration on Earth, when millions of straw-colored fruit bats flood the sky
supports a small list of mammal species that one has the chance to spot and photograph, and they include Elephant, Hippo, Sable Antelope, Liechtenstein's Hartebeest, Puku, Sitatunga, Reedbuck, Waterbuck, Sharpe's Grysbok, and the rare Blue Monkey. Predators are very seldom seen in Kasanka.
