Kabwe, in the past known as Broken Hill, is the capital town of the Central Province of Zambia. It is situated in the focal point of the nation and has an absolute populace of around 203 000 occupants. The name Kabwe signifies “smelting” or “ore” which is gotten from the close-by copper mines. Australian and European miners named the town Broken Hill after a comparative mine in Australia. The town of Kabwe offers a wide scope of guest convenience alternatives for the individuals who wish to remain over. There are heaps of lodgings, breakfasts, and bed, guest houses, lodges and camping and caravan facilities accessible. Top places to visit in Kabwe includes BigTree National Monument, Fishing, Mulungushi River, Lukanga Swamp, and Broken Hill Man Memorial.