OVAHIMBA LIVING LUSEUM

A large authentic farmhouse allows visitors to meet the Himbas and discover their culture and traditional way of life. From food to handicrafts (blacksmithing, pottery, woodcarving, leather tanning), through the construction of their habitat in clay as well as singing and dancing, it is a fascinating immersion in red clay. Allow a minimum of 2 hours on site. The income generated by tourism goes to the community, so don't hesitate to buy some souvenirs here