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In the far north of Namibia, next to Angola, Kaokoland is one of the most remote and inaccessible areas of the country, truly off the beaten track.

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I came to Kaokoland mainly to meet members of the Himba tribes who live here. There are organisations who arrange guided visits, I joined on to a group and I went to the homeland of a Himba family. We got to see how they live, and they shared the activities of their daily lives with us, which I managed to do more or less!This arranged meeting gave us the opportunity for exchange and dialogue during the brief visit. &nbsp;On leaving the Himba family, I cross Kaokoland and continue north where the condition of the roads becomes steadily worse. It takes me several hours to travel just sixty kilometres. I head for the Kunene river.&nbsp;

In the far north of <a href="/namibia/">Namibia</a>, next to Angola, Kaokoland is one of the most remote and inaccessible areas of the country, truly off the beaten track.

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