Zambian festivals celebrate the country's rich cultural heritage and diversity. One of the most famous is the Kuomboka, which marks the annual migration of the Lozi people from their floodplain to higher ground. This vibrant event features traditional music, dance, and colorful canoes, attracting both locals and tourists. Another significant festival is the N'cwala, celebrated by the Ngoni people in February. It honors the first fruits of the harvest and includes traditional rituals, dances, and feasting. These festivals not only showcase Zambian traditions but also promote unity and community spirit among various ethnic groups.