Otjikandero Himba Orphan Village

Travelling to Kamanjab Area. Stopping at the Craft market of Okahandja.

Okahandja Mbangura Woodcarvers Craft Market

The Okahandja Craft Market is located in Okahandja, a town in central Namibia. This market is renowned for its vibrant collection of traditional Namibian crafts, offering visitors a chance to experience and purchase locally made products such as wood carvings, jewelry, textiles, and artwork. These crafts are made by local artisans, showcasing Namibia's diverse cultures and traditions. The market is often visited by both locals and tourists. It is a popular stop for those traveling along the B1 highway, offering a variety of souvenirs like animal figurines, beads, woven baskets, and other hand-made items. It's a great place to find authentic Namibian crafts and support local artisans. In addition to crafts, visitors can also explore the atmosphere of the market, which often includes small food stalls and other local goods. The Okahandja Craft Market is a wonderful place to experience the artistic spirit of Namibia and take home something uniquely handcrafted.

Cheetah Conservation Fund

The Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) is based in Otjiwarongo, Namibia, and serves as a global leader in cheetah conservation. Located in the heart of Namibia, CCF focuses on research, education, and community outreach to protect cheetahs and their environment. Their work includes reducing human-wildlife conflict, promoting sustainable farming practices, and supporting genetic research. CCF also operates a breeding and rehabilitation program to help preserve cheetah populations in the wild.

Otjikandero Himba Orphan Village

Otjikandero Himba Village, located near Opuwo in northern Namibia, offers visitors a chance to experience the traditional lifestyle of the Himba people. Known for their distinctive appearance, including ochre-coated skin and intricate hairstyles, the Himba maintain a semi-nomadic pastoral lifestyle. At the village, tourists can learn about their customs, rituals, and daily activities. It's an immersive cultural experience where visitors can interact with the Himba and observe their unique way of life, supporting the community through responsible cultural tourism. On this day travelers will spend time with the Himba people and get great insight on the Himba people and learn about their culture, believes and history.

Otjikandero Himba Orphan Village

Stopping at Okahandja for more souvenirs