Ongula Village Homestead Lodge
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Ongula Village Homestead Lodge
Ondangwa and Eenhana, Ondangwa, Oshana, Namíbia
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Lodge strategically situated between Ondangwa (one of the oldest towns in the northern region) and Eenhana, is built alongside an active Owambo Homestead (or Village). The first lodge in Namibia to offer an introduction to the traditional lifestyle of our Owambo people.The world famous Etosha National Park offers you the perfect add-on to your classic Namibia journey. Its consists 5 en-suite Rondavels, offering traditional culture and cuisine.This is a perfect springboard for day tours to the Nakambale Museum, open / craft markets, tribal house visits or attend some of the seasonal block-buster events such as Marula Festival and traditional weddings. The Tour could be the first step to participate in the preparation and cooking of local/traditional drinks and meals, discover the art of basket weaving and pottery including the exploration of the beauty our region.
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Lodge strategically situated between Ondangwa (one of the oldest towns in the northern region) and Eenhana, is built alongside an active Owambo Homestead (or Village). The first lodge in Namibia to offer an introduction to the traditional lifestyle of our Owambo people.The world famous Etosha National Park offers you the perfect add-on to your classic Namibia journey. Its consists 5 en-suite Rondavels, offering traditional culture and cuisine.This is a perfect springboard for day tours to the Nakambale Museum, open / craft markets, tribal house visits or attend some of the seasonal block-buster events such as Marula Festival and traditional weddings. The Tour could be the first step to participate in the preparation and cooking of local/traditional drinks and meals, discover the art of basket weaving and pottery including the exploration of the beauty our region.