Twyfelfontein in Damaraland generally needs little to no introduction in tourism circles. This historic site bursts with interesting stories of the past. As an open-air museum, it contains an array of rock engravings and paintings, giving an interesting glimpse into the lives of the first people who moved through or inhabited the region. UNESCO has recognised the immensity of this incredible site, and therefore declared it a World Heritage Site. You can further immerse yourself into the region with a visit to geologically interesting sites, such as the Organ Pipes and Burnt Mountain. Or join in the dancing and singing as you learn more about the local culture at the Damara Living Museum

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Twyfelfontein Country Lodge

This lodge is situated amongst the rugged red landscapes of Damaraland, which is home to Twyfelfontein where you can explore the ancient rock engravings telling more about human history. Guests especially love the dining experience here. Perhaps you’ll even see the desert-adapted elephants from your veranda.

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Pricing: $$$

Meal Plan included in Pricing : B,D

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Self Catering	Room Only	Breakfast	Lunch	Dinner	Fully Inclusive

Activities

Dry River Drive, take a drive along the ephemeral Aba Huab riverbed and be sure to spot the famous Desert-adapted elephant These beautiful creatures are easy to spot from March to October as this is the dry season and the elephants roam the riverbed for food.

Rock Engraving & Petroglyphs, an outstanding visual of the largest collection of bushmen engravings in Southern Africa.

Geographical Excursion , be sure to explore the spectacular geographical formations, such as; the Organ Pipes, Burnt Mountains, Doros Crater and Petrified Forest.

Stargazing, with very low air pollution and the virtually non-existing light pollution this is the ideal spot for star gazing.

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