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he word that springs to mind when describing Zambia’s national parks is ‘wild’. Which is not to say that other, more mainstream safari destinations such as Kenya or Botswana are any less wild on a measurable scale. More that my abiding impression of Zambia’s parks is an untrammelled and deliciously unpackaged feel that makes them ideal for independent-minded exploration. Zambia

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