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https://wildtimessafaris.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/africa-namibie-1.jpg1920888The Kaokoland is often described as the last true wilderness of Namibia. One of the reasons for this reputation are its local tribes, such as the Himba, whose traditional way of life has been preserved. You can visit them in their villages to learn about them. Kaokoland consists of impressive mountains and is a refuge for the rare desert elephant, black rhino and giraffe.