 | Chipata, Zambia |
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Another long day of driving 600km to reach Chipata, which is near the Malawian boarder. Not much to see along the way, but we did pass through an intesting village and managed to get a few photos.
... in front of us didn't sway back on forth with the jostling bus and crush our knees. We did make it back to Chipata, frustrated, bruised and uncomfortable, but with enough time to catch the early bus to Lusaka. We arrived at one in the morning. The ...
... left South Luangwa and headed towards Zambia but spent a night at a local camp called Mehurti Lodge being constructed in a town called Chipata. Staying here we were lucky to get to go to a local soccer match on a truck with the team being sponsored by the ...
A whole day, pretty much, in the truck. It was a bit boring but we amused ourselves with Uno and Boggle. We camped at Mama Rula's campsite which was very nice - they had 2 pet parrots! Even though we hadn't rally done anything that day most of us were ...
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travelling from entebbe uganda to cape mcClear Malawi
Posted on Sep 10, 2008, 11:53:32
... far northwestern tip of Malawi. Buses and minibuses make the run daily. The main crossing point between Malawi and Zambia is about 30km (20mi) east of Chipata, on the main road between Lilongwe and Lusaka. All crossing points on the Malawi border are open ...
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