On 27 May 1938, three reserves were established in the valley of the Luangwa River: North Luangwa Game Reserve, Lukusuzi Game Reserve and South Luangwa Reserve.
In 1960, Norman Carr, a former elephant control officer of the Game and Tsetse Department of Northern Rhodesia, created the Luangwa Valley National Park. The National Park consisted of the Luangwa North Game Reserve and Luangwa South Game Reserve.
During the early 1970s, new legislation turned most of the game reserves into national parks. On 15 February 1972 the South Luangwa National Park and North Luangwa National Park were proclaimed.
Flora & Fauna
Things To Do
Stamps & Postal Products
1964 Independence First Definitive Issue – 2/6d Luangwa Game Reserve
Postcards
1968 – Meijer Wormeveer N.V. (Type I)
1970 – SAPRA Studio (RZ Series/Type 1) No.100-139
