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Events in Zambia to plan for

Events in Zambia

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Events in Zambia

With many cultural festivals, Zambia is a vivacious country having rich traditions and social gatherings deeply rooted in its heritage and usually accompanied by enchanting music, dances and indigenous meals.

Among the Lozi people, the Kuomboka ceremony is a distinctive event where their king is transferred from flooded grounds to higher places. Beautifully decorated canoes and rhythmic drumming are features of this event that attract tourists from all over the world. Another popular occasion is the Nc’wala Festival which is not only done in honor of first harvests but also marks beginning of every year through traditional rituals, feasting and dancing.

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Additional Events in Zambia

Livingstone Cultural & Arts Festival

Every April at Livingstone Cultural & Arts Festival takes place in living stone town near Victoria Falls. This festival showcases various cultures within Zambia through traditional dances, musical performances as well as art exhibitions. Different local foods will be on sale for visitors to see while some may even take part in one or two workshops; thereby giving them an opportunity to comprehend the real meaning behind Zambian’s mixed tribes.

Lwiindi Gonde Ceremony

At Monze District towards end of June each year (or July), Lwiindi Gonde Ceremony brings Tonga culture back to life again. After praying, they begin singing followed by dancing and storytelling during this ceremony that signifies gratitude for new rains and fruits. The community congregates at Gonde which happens to be a holy place where they worship their ancestors for blessings. Therefore it becomes one such moment that unifies all tribes within one nation as people come from other parts of the country promoting oneness as well as pride in culture because it cannot be denied.