Isangano National Park is a protected area located in the northern part of Zambia, near the city of Kasama.

The Isangano National Park is a small but significant protected area in Zambia. The park covers an area of approximately 10,000 hectares and is home to a wide variety of fauna and flora. These include the world's largest population of hippopotamus, along with lions, elephants and giraffes. As well as its ecological importance, the park has great economic value to the people of Zambia, providing employment and income through tourism and safaris. Local communities have benefited from initiatives such as sustainable tourism, environmental education programs, eco-tourism facilities, and the establishment of wildlife corridors. In addition, local authorities have been involved in efforts to restore habitats and protect wildlife populations. These initiatives have helped to ensure that the park remains a safe haven for many species. The Isangano National Park is a popular destination for tourists looking to experience Zambia's rich biodiversity, as well as to observe its unique wildlife. It is also a great place for those interested in the conservation and development of Zambia's unique natural resources. Visitors can enjoy a range of activities, from hiking and camping to game drives and bird watching.