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Interconnecting all directions within Zambia, the country's capital Lusaka heads its entire province having most of the population. Featuring art sculptures and exhibition galleries under one roof, the Zambia National Museum stretches in a vast ambience for giving an official prestige to each artifact. Other avenues for art in the city include the Henry Tayali Visual Arts Centre, headed by a local artist for depicting the rural setup, flora and fauna of Zambia. Twisting slides, plunge pools and water rides in an open air setup are all what matter at the Lusaka Adventure City, a water-theme park for a fun-filled day spent with the family. The park will also suffice to be a good picnic spot, with gardens surrounding the pools and rides. Providing small-scale employment for individuals and daily laborers, there are multiple markets in Lusaka for getting hands on souvenirs and local produce from morning to evening. Pakati Sunday Market, Sunday Crafts Market and the Soweto Market are all within Lusaka's perimeters. Having a picturesque background of small mountains, with streams for canoeing and exploring the wildlife, the Lower Zambezi National Park stretches on the Southern suburbs of the city. Other parks for a safari tour include the Chaminuka Game Reserve and Parays Game Ranch. To get a genuine overlook of rural Zambia without journeying out of Lusaka, the Kabwata cultural village is located near the national university in the city. 

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Lusaka Airport is located 26km at the east of Lusaka. The airport has three terminals and also has a cargo service available. There is 1 passenger terminal followed by two cargo terminals. There are 13 airlines serving the airport at present some of them are American Airlines, British Airways, Kenya Airways and South African Airways etc.  The Lusaka Airport offers many other facilities

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