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Useful Information about Livingstone

• Typically the cheapest month to travel is January with prices around £507

• The best fare found on Just the Flight departing from the UK was £474 leaving the week of 04 Jun 2017

• The nearest airports to Livingstone include Victoria Falls approximately 18 miles

• Airlines which offer the cheapest fares to Livingstone include Kenya Airways, KLM and Air France with the most popular being Kenya Airways

• Livingstone's time zone is 2 hours difference from the UK

• Passengers staying for 15 days and travelling on a Thursday tend to find the best fares to Livingstone

Livingstone Festival, Zambia

The Livingstone Festival in Zambia was first held in 1994 and generally takes place in the month of August each year. It is the largest and most famous festival in Zambia. The festival displays Zambian talent in all artistic areas as well as acts from abroad.

Livingstone, also known as the adrenalin capital of Southern Africa, is currently the capital city of Southern Zambia. It is in this historic city that the Livingstone Festival is held. The festival, which is held each year, displays Zambian talent in many art forms. The cultural celebration strives to import famous acts from abroad, making it an event that tourists make a point of witnessing on their travels to Zambia.

During the festival, performing artists, theatrical groups, clowns, jugglers, and music groups all congregate at the festival site, which is in an outdoor performance venue set in a woodland of mopane. This is situated a few kilometres outside of the famous Victoria Falls. This prime location makes the festival even more popular as it is a well-known tourist hot spot. Throughout the festival, there is also live music on offer. Performances include musical genres with a variety ranging from blues, rumba, and reggae rhythms to a capella vocalists.

The primary aim of the festival is to draw attention to the massive AIDS epidemic currently facing the population of the African continent. There are lectures and discussions about AIDS which are held at the event to help educate the public about the disease.