Omaruru: The Nomadic, Upland Connoisseurs of Erongo
Planted by the first chief of the White Flag sept of the OvaHerero group, Omaruru is a constituency in the Namibian Erongo Region. Its name denoting “bitter milk,” the city known after its winery is positioned close to the granitic Mount Erongo. As a bonus to Omaruru, Namibia hotels, the dinosaur footprints of Otjihaenamparero are likewise recognizable. In the neighborhood are Windhoek Eros (ERS/FYWE) plus Hosea Kutako International (WDH/FYWH) airports, at 253 km and 288 km respectively.
Best Time to Visit
Having an annual mean temperature of 68.36°F (20.2°C), the constituency’s desert climate signifies practically no rainfall. A procession from Ozonde suburb to the tomb of tribal chief Wilhelm Zeraua on the weekend nearest 10 October, his death day, is White Flag Herero Day, the largest fest of Omaruru. In regard to inspecting wildlife and protecting joy, from July until October are the months to beat. For Namibian artists is the August/September Omaruru Arts and Cultural Festival, to the usefulness of Omaruru, Namibia hotel rates.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Look up the Living Museum of the San, or the hunt-and-gather bush people of the north of Namibia, together with Luna Park, the pride of the Omaruru city. Tour Kristall Kellerei Winery for their wines and spirits, from Colombard French white wine grape to Namibian Grappa and NamGin with Namibian devil’s claw. Prior to holing up in one of the exemplary Omaruru, Namibia motel quarters, drive round Franke Tower and commemorate the German-Herero battlefield at a proclaimed national monument in 1964. Stay at the 3-star Omaruru Guesthouse for a relaxing stay.
