Omafahimba Village

Omafahimba Village is located in northwestern Namibia and is home to the Himba people — one of the last nomadic communities in Africa. The Himba are known for their traditional way of life, distinctive reddish skin covered with a paste made from ochre and butterfat, and their unique hairstyles and clothing. Visitors to the village can learn about the Himba culture, crafts, and customs, including rituals, music, and traditional cooking. This place offers an authentic experience of desert life and an opportunity to support the local community through sustainable tourism.