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I photographed Namibia's remote desert after ultra rare rains transformed it into an oasis - Vimarsana News

I photographed Namibia's remote desert after ultra rare rains transformed it into an oasis

Namibia is known for its hot, dusty desert, but photographs show what it looks like after ultra-rare rains transformed it into an oasis.

Photos of Namibia's Desert After Rare Rain Turned It Into a Lush Oasis - Vimarsana News

Photos of Namibia's Desert After Rare Rain Turned It Into a Lush Oasis

Namibia is known for its hot, dusty desert, but photographs show what it looks like after ultra-rare rains transformed it into an oasis.

I photographed Namibia's remote desert after ultra rare rains transformed it into an oasis. It's a trip I'll never forget. - Vimarsana News

I photographed Namibia's remote desert after ultra rare rains transformed it into an oasis. It's a trip I'll never forget.

In early 2021, unexpected rains transformed the arid Namibian desert into an oasis. I packed into a 4x4 to travel 5,600 miles (9,012km) and photograph

WATCH: Zodwa Wabantu takes on Namibia - and its camels - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Zodwa Wabantu takes on Namibia - and its camels

WATCH: Zodwa Wabantu takes on Namibia - and its camels Share Trending South African celebrity Zodwa Wabantu is in Namibia, taking in the landscapes of one of Africa's most visited destinations. The dancer was in the country for the Road To O61 Festival in Windhoek. The festival is at the Windhoek Showgrounds on July 2 to 4. Judging from her Instagram page, she headed to Walvis Bay, where she hosted The Road To O61 Festival at FunkyLab Walvis Bay on May 22. In between host duties, she rode camels in Swakopmund. She captioned the video, “From Now on I Deal with Animals��.” (sic)

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Revenge travel destinations South Africans can visit - Vimarsana News

Revenge travel destinations South Africans can visit

Revenge travel destinations South Africans can visit Share Travel experts predict a surge in travel bookings this year and beyond. They believe that people will make up for lost time and plan adventures wherever countries would welcome them. This phenomenon is known as “revenge travel”. The concept is similar to revenge spending, which originated during the Cultural Revolution in China in the early 1980s and saw a rise in consumer demand once shops reopened. Planning a revenge travel trip when travel reopens? Here are some ideas: Maldives Known for its idyllic white sand beaches and...

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