Liuwa Plain National Park in Zambia offers a remote and authentic safari experience, renowned for its stunning landscapes, large wildebeest migration (second largest in Africa), and predator sightings like cheetahs and hyenas. The park is best visited during the wet season (November to May) to witness the migration, although this is also when the park is less accessible due to flooding; the dry season (June to October) offers better accessibility and concentrated wildlife around water sources. Due to its remoteness and challenging terrain, guided tours are highly recommended, and often necessary as solo travel requires extensive preparation and off-road driving skills. Expect to spend at least 3-4 days to fully appreciate the park. Accessibility can be limited and requires 4x4 vehicles. Costs are relatively high due to the remoteness and logistical challenges, typically involving charter flights or long drives. Consider any seasonal restrictions with the local tour operators.