Best Photos near Windhoek, Namibia - Incl. Twyfelfontein - Another Beautiful Sunset

• published: 20 Nov 2010
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http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-00b5-4fde-8aae?ytv5=1 The best pictures of Windhoek taken by travel bloggers at TravelPod.com the web's premier travel blogging platform. Slideshow created at TripWow.com by TripAdvisor™. Top Pics of Windhoek - "Leopard at Africat" by Pricklyleaf from a blog titled "Townships, Termite Mounds and Cheetah Poo" Excerpt: "The plane landed into Namibia in the middle of nothing after a 10 hour flight. All that could be seen was flat, empty plains and the airport, which is quite a novelty because in the past when I've expected landing into a country to be like that, it was always a concrete jungle. I " ... - "Opuwo - Himba girl grating the maize" by Flowergyaru from a blog titled "Foiling burglars and hiring cars" Excerpt: "The nice Namibian not only gave us a FREE (!!) ride all the way to Windhoek and fed us en route, but also, unbeknown to us, arranged for us to stay with his unmarried-but-looking-hard brother-in-law! We arrived in at Joggie's apartment in the suburbs of Windhoek not quite sure what we" ... - "Dead Vlei - (that's what it's called)" by Jai_82 from a blog titled "Cruising through Namibia" Excerpt: "Once again, we had to hitchhike. We don't like doing it and a year ago we never thought that we would be standing on the side of the road with our thumbs up....in Africa on the Trans-Kalahari highway. We met some prostitutes (well at least that's what they looked like) and they told " ... - "Footprints to nowhere..." by Jrcormack from a blog titled "I know this is very cliché and all but i ..." Excerpt: "I know this is very cliché and all, but I think I have seen the highlight of the trip so far, the desserts and dunes of Nambi Dessert! Words cannot explain the amazing sights (sunrises and sunsets) I have seen for the past couple of days. But I figured this is a journal of words and " ... - "Zebras in etosha" by Pamandmark from a blog titled "Seals, sand, and springbok!" Excerpt: "I don't think I've ever seen such a diversity of sights in one week. They ranged from the towering red granite rocks of Spitzkoppe, to a beach crowded with thousands of mating/fighting/nursing/bathing/loungin g seals, to a pride of eleven lionesses hunting grazing zebra in Etosha park" ... - "There has to be an easier way to drink.." by Jrcormack from a blog titled "Guide: "we will see lots of animals but if ..." Excerpt: "Guide: "We will see lots of animals, but if you see a buffalo and it starts to charge - you must run zig zag - not straight! Then go up tree until it passes" Group Member: What if there is no trees to climb? Guide: "Find one.... Very fast!" It's me again - funny about that since it is" ... - "50 - Great White Pelican" by Pfprincess from a blog titled "Windhoek, Namibia to Livingstone, Zambia" - "Swakopmund - landscape along the way" by Flowergyaru from a blog titled "Foiling burglars and hiring cars" - "51 - Dolphin catching the wake" by Pfprincess from a blog titled "Windhoek, Namibia to Livingstone, Zambia" - "Twyfelfontein - another beautiful sunset" by Flowergyaru from a blog titled "Foiling burglars and hiring cars" - "Dunes2" by Pamandmark from a blog titled "Seals, sand, and springbok!" More from Windhoek at http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-city/Namibia/Windhoek/tpod.html