The desert nation of Africa is
hauntingly beautiful. It’s Germanic influence is evident throughout the
country, which is one of the world’s natural treasure troves.
Etosha national park is indisputably one of the world’s greatest game
reserves. Before the rainy season, it offers wildlife viewing that
rivals the very best reserves on Earth. The Caprivi Strip is a water
wonderland, with the Epupa falls generally regarded as the second
largest waterfall in an arid area. The Erongo mountains, Spitkoppe and
Brandberg are amongst the most remarkable mountains in the world, and
the Namib Naukluft feature on the list of mountains that one must see,
but that are often unknown.The deserts to the South of the country are in many ways the highlights of the stunning nation. The skeleton coast, where glorious dunes plunge into stunning Atlantic waters with almost no inhabitants, is justifiably world famous. Even more so is the area of Sossusvlei, also in the enormous Namib Naukluft. It is usually seen as the single most beautiful desert scape on Earth. Dead Vlei, found within the greater Sossuvlei area, is an astounding area featuring trees petrified by centuries with little rain, and it often reduces first time visitors to speechless wonder.
Namibia is without any doubt one of the world’s most scenically magnificent countries.
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