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Windhoek is the capital city of Namibia. It’s situated in the midst of the country in a gorgeous green valley between the Eros and Auras mountains. This town was the former stronghold in the course of the German colonization and the architectural buildings which survive up to now make vacationers understand the overwhelming affect the Germans had. This consists of the administrative building which is the main tourist heart which has two museums (Owela and State) Other architecture include Christuskirche Palace, Tintenpalast palace, Alte Feste and Gross Barmen. The mix of old and modern architecture makes the city lovely and really attractive.

Etosha National park is the biggest and most impressive with a wide number of game. This park was conserved in 1907 and has a total area of about 22,270 square kilometers. About one hundred and fourteen mammals and three hundred and forty chook species have been recorded here. This park has three resorts namely Hatali, Namutoni and Okaukuejo all of which have water holes. Giant numbers of animals converge here at any time of the day or night time thereby allowing tourists’ time for game viewing and likewise photographing. The Etosha is an attractive geographical feature shaped from a shallow depression. It’s 1065m above sea level and kinds an enormous salty hole which is sometimes stuffed with water. This hollow is surrounded by bush and vegetation which provide food to many wild animals such as zebras, lions, elephants, leopards, cheetahs, kudu, hyena, springbok, giraffes, jackals and gemsboks.

Namibia Desert is the worlds’ oldest desert and, it stretches from Kunene river to the north and the Orange river to the south. It borders the Atlantic Ocean to the west. The cold Benguela current that sweeps down the African continent creates a morning fog over the country which helps many animals and plants to survive. Some attractive sites in this area embody the Swakopmund Town. It’s situated within the seaside where the palm trees, promalesades and the colonial architecture add to its beauty. Walvis bay town lies south of Swakopmund. It was discovered by the early whalers as a rare deep water bay on a shallow coastline. It is house to about forty p.c of South African pink flamingos and various hen species.

The Skeleton Coast makes a fantastic scenery. It is right here that skeleton bones and shipwrecks are swept by the cold sea breezes and seen scattered all over the coastline. Skeleton Coast is situated within a park; nonetheless only a part of the realm is open to the public. Spitzkoppe iceberg is a rock climbing Mecca and is another fascinating site. The climbing is hard and includes tip toeing as you make your way up the rock cracks.