Shiwa Ng'andu
In 1911, a young British Officer, Stewart Gore-Brown, was sent to Africa to determine the border between Northern Rhodesia and the Belgian Congo. He fell in love with it and returned in 1914 and purchased 4,500 hectares of land near a lake and called it Shiwa Ng'andu. On the vast estate is Kapishya, an exquisite natural hot spring surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and tall raffia palms. Nearby are Chusa Falls and a 3-hour walk takes you to Nachipala Bareback Hill which from the summit gives a magnificent view of Lake Shiwa Ng'andu. A visit to Shiwa Ng'andu combines perfectly with either Kasanka or Bangweulu and we recommend a 2-night stay.