Zambia is a country in Southern Africa, Africa. It covers a total area of 752,618 km² and is a landlocked country with no coastline. It shares land borders with 8 countries.
Zambia is situated in Southern Africa, within the broader continent of Africa. As a landlocked country, Zambia has no direct access to the sea, which historically influenced its trade routes and development. Access to international markets relies on agreements with neighbouring countries.
Zambia covers a total area of 752,618 km², making it one of the smaller countries in the world. With a population of 19.5M across this area, the population density is 26/km². The capital city is Lusaka.
The climate of Zambia is tropical, dry season may–october. The best time to visit is generally May–October, when conditions are most favourable for travel.Climate varies by region within the country, so specific conditions depend on the area being visited.
Zambia is located in Southern Africa, Africa. The capital city is Lusaka.
Zambia has a total area of 752,618 km² with a population density of 26/km².
Zambia shares land borders with: Congo, Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Angola.
The climate of Zambia is Tropical, dry season May–October. The best time to visit is May–October.
Zambia observes UTC+2 timezone.