Do you want
to discover the real Africa? Kunene is one of the fourteen regions of Namibia and
home to the Himba, the most spectacular ethnic group. Kunene is one of the last
wild regions in Africa. Kunene has a lot of diversity of nature, including a small
group of elephants that can live in the desert. Kunene is an adventurous place where you can see old tradition and culture and you can disconnect to the modern
world. This trip helps you connect with nature and get unique experiences. Kunene
will change your life.
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Wednesday, 23 April 2014
Come to experience the real Africa in the Kunene region
Do you want
to discover the real Africa? Kunene is one of the fourteen regions of Namibia and
home to the Himba, the most spectacular ethnic group. Kunene is one of the last
wild regions in Africa. Kunene has a lot of diversity of nature, including a small
group of elephants that can live in the desert. Kunene is an adventurous place where you can see old tradition and culture and you can disconnect to the modern
world. This trip helps you connect with nature and get unique experiences. Kunene
will change your life. Friday, 18 April 2014
COME TO EXEPERIENCE THE REAL AFRICA IN THE KUNENE REGION
Do you want
to live the trip of your life? If you say yes at the last question, means that
you must come to experience the real Africa in the Kunene region. The Kunene
region is the driest and most barren region of Namibia. In this amazing place,
you can see the conservancy of Himbia, where you can live between the spectacular
African wildlife and live in harmony with the land. Himbia people control the future of their communities and for
this simply reason, they keep on the natural environment and support the
typical wildlife. Also, you can enjoy the hardship and survival story of the
Himba and know more about their traditions.
Don’t think
this two times and come to the Kunene region. It will be the best experience
for you and your family. You will never forget it!
"Come to experience the real Africa in the Kunene region"
The Kunene region encompasses the far northwest of Namibia. One of the least accessible and seldom visited areas of Namibia. The Kunene River runs through rugged and otherwise dry mountain landscape at the border between northern Namibia and Angola. South of the river lies a vast landscape of craggy ridges, sweeping valleys of pale grass and very little else. Formerly known as Kaokoland, the population here amounts to about one person every 2km2 which even by Namibian standards is pretty sparse.
The main attractions of this area are the impossibly surreal views, desert-adapted flora and fauna, the Ruacana and Epupa Falls on the Kunene River, and encounters with the ochred, statuesque Himba people.
The Ruacana is about as high as Victoria Falls at 120m and 700m wide, whereas the Epupa Falls is more a series of cascades. The area around Epupa is particularly picturesque with baobabs, figs and makalani palms alongside richly-coloured rock banks.
The Kunene region is a major challenge which should not be undertaken lightly. A minimum of two well-equipped vehicles with many spare tyres is a basic necessity as the rocky roads can cut through rubber like soft cheese. There are relatively few places to re-stock and stay and the best way to see this area is either by flying in to stay in one of the very few camps, or a mobile tented safari which gives you remarkable freedom and a very intrepid feel.
The main attractions of this area are the impossibly surreal views, desert-adapted flora and fauna, the Ruacana and Epupa Falls on the Kunene River, and encounters with the ochred, statuesque Himba people.
The Ruacana is about as high as Victoria Falls at 120m and 700m wide, whereas the Epupa Falls is more a series of cascades. The area around Epupa is particularly picturesque with baobabs, figs and makalani palms alongside richly-coloured rock banks.
The Kunene region is a major challenge which should not be undertaken lightly. A minimum of two well-equipped vehicles with many spare tyres is a basic necessity as the rocky roads can cut through rubber like soft cheese. There are relatively few places to re-stock and stay and the best way to see this area is either by flying in to stay in one of the very few camps, or a mobile tented safari which gives you remarkable freedom and a very intrepid feel.
Wednesday, 16 April 2014
Come to experience the real Africa in the Kunene region
The Kunene region isn’t a typical place to visit in
Namibia. In fact, it has such a great charm which will involve you in a sweet
cloud full of wild life, adventures and, of course, relax. The Kunene region is
the perfect place to those people who want to see and experiment a completely
different way of life because in this specific region thousands of years of
culture and tradition are found.
There you will have the chance to have rich
experiences and to connect directly with the nature. What’s more, you will be
able to visit and to meet the Himba people; they are very friendly and peaceful
people with who you will share stories, moments, secrets and customs. If you
really want to change just a little bit your life the Kunene region is perfect
for you! It will be just like a gust of fresh air!
Tuesday, 15 April 2014
Come to experience the real Africa in the Kunene region
Would you be able you leave your cell phone and your laptop on the
side if this meant you could discover something magical? The Kunene region is
not a common African place, it is much more than this. If you are as adventurous as to watch the
wildlife beside you, thousands of years of tradition and culture and a being in
a place where you can disconnect from routine, the Kunene region is perfect for
you! You will meet the wide open beaches of the wild coast, you
will enjoy riding an elephant and learning ancient secrets and recipes from the
Himba people; they will remind you of how things once were and could be again
if we preserve this amazing spot of the world. Visit Kunene, leave ordinary
behind!
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