Shiwa Ng'andu- Travel Tips

What to See, How to Plan & Tours

Shiwa Ng'andu is a historical estate in Zambia, established by British officer Stewart Gore-Brown in the early 20th century. Situated near a picturesque lake known as "The Lake of the Royal Crocodile," the estate spans 10,000 acres and features an impressive manor house completed in 1932. Gore-Brown, with his wife Lorna, developed the estate into a self-sustaining community, building essential infrastructure such as schools, a hospital, and workshops, and engaging in diverse agricultural experiments. The estate played a significant role in local development and continues to support community farming initiatives. Visitors can explore the rich history and natural beauty of the estate, which also offers safari experiences in North Luangwa National Park.