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Okaiddja 2 nights and 3 days travel courses
Day 1: Hera Culture and History Exploration
Okaidda Woodworking Market โ Hierero Chief Cemetery โ Okaiddja Museum โ Herero Day Festival (seasonal star)
Recommended time:8 hours
Core points:In the Okaidda, called the Garden Town of Namibia, explores the cultural centers of the Herero and Nama, purchases sophisticated wooden sculptures and traditional crafts made by local wood craftsmen, and experiences the Namibian independence struggle in the cemetery of Hierero and other Hiero chiefs, and in 1904, Hera-Nama Rebelling the historical scene of the rebellion and the painful memories of the first massacre of the 20th century, and watching the brilliant traditional costumes of the Hiero women, the cow -shaped headdress, and the beige military uniforms of men
Day 2: Nature and Hot Spring Experience
Gross Barmen Onsen Resort โ Phone Bach Dam โ Avis Dam Nature Protection Zone โ Okapuka Sapari Logi
Recommended time:10 hours
Core points:The 65 -degree natural hot spring water rising from the Gross Barmen Onsen, 25 km southwest of Okaidd, heals the body and mind, relaxing at the indoor and outdoor hot spring pool, enjoys fishing, boat rides, and picnics at the von Bach Dam, experiences various birds and water sports, and Observe the beautiful natural scenery and wild animals of the Namibia Highlands, and experience a special safari experience with the wildlife of Savana in Africa in Okapuka Sapari Logi
Day 3: Wint Hook Linkage Tour (Optional)
Wint Hook City Tour โ Church Church โ Independence Avenue โ Namibia National Museum โ Katura Township
Wint Hook:It takes 4 hours, 70 km south of Okahand, the German colonial architecture and modern African culture experience in the Namibian capital.
ChrisTus Church:It takes 1 hour, exploring Namibia Christian History at Lutheran Church, Germany, built in 1907
Independent Avenue:2 hours, shopping and local restaurant experiences in the center of Winthook
Katura Township:2 hours, true Namibia culture and daily experience in a local black residential area