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Twyfelfontein is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Kunene region containing 2,000 rock paintings and carvings.
The rock paintings at Twyfelfontein were created over the course of two thousand years, long before 1000 AD.
Archaeologists have dug a range of objects from two parts of the site including stone artefacts, pendants and beads.
Rock formations and the remainder of prehistoric volcanic action can be seen at key sites include the Organ Pipes, Burnt Mountain, Doros Crater and the Petrified Forest.
A number of game species can be seen around here, including species such as desert elephant, giraffe, springbok, oryx and ostrich.

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The UNECO World Heritage Site of Twyfelfontein is one of Namibia’s biggest attractions, and draws thousands of visitors to the site each year to view some of the ancient rock paintings found here. ... Twyfelfontein

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Aside from the famous rock art of Twyfelfontein, the area also boasts a number of staggering rock formations. These include key sites such as the Organ Pipes, Burnt Mountain, Doros Crater and the ... Twyfelfontein

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About Twyfelfontein

Twyfelfontein is famous for its ancient rock paintings, and as Namibia’s first World Heritage Site, this area certainly lives up to its reputation. Here you will be able to view 2,000 rock paintings and carving, created over the course of two thousand years, long before 1000 AD. In addition to these paintings, a range of objects have been dug over from two parts of the site. These include items such as stone artefacts, pendants and beads – offering a fascinating glimpse into ancient man and cultures. Twfelfontein accommodation ranges from rustic to luxurious.

Many of the rock formations in Twyfelfontein are a remainder of prehistoric volcanic action; more proof of how this region once was during its early days. A visit to explore these rock formations is highly recommended, and is sure to impress even the most jaded of travellers. Make sure that you bring a camera however; as this is one site you do not want to leave without lasting memories!

The landscapes surrounding Twyfelfontein are typically desert and arid, with rare plants dotting the horizon. This includes the Welwitschia, Moringa and a variety of Commiphora species. In terms of animal life, the type of game to be seen in this area is fairly rich, with sightings of desert elephant, giraffe, springbok, oryx and ostrich to be seen as well as birds of prey and other endemic birdlife.

Twyfelfontein Recommended Accommodation

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