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Bouldering opportunities are also abundant in the area. The Spitzkoppe is known to contain at least 37 rock art sites and test excavations at one of these revealed a well-preserved archaeological sequence spanning the last 4000 years. Evidence from the excavation include a wide range of stone artifacts used in hunting weaponry and in the preparation of animal hides, as well as the remains of hunted game and plant foods. From this evidence it appears that the Spitzkoppe served as a dry season base with reliable food and water resources. The rock painting sites at Spitzkoppe contain a number of motives that are closely associated with rain making rituals. In Namibia, the archaeological evidence of rain making relates to entire landscapes, such as the Spitzkoppe, rather than to individual painted rock shelters. These sites can only be visited with a guide due to their vulnerability and can be booked at the reception upon arrival. The camp has revamped the restaurant area and added a new 'lapa' area all with a 'shebeen' themed décor.
This Indonesian island offers yoga retreats, tours through rice paddies, boundless beaches for sunbathing or swimming in the Indian Ocean, and more. Because Bali has become a must-see tourist destination for many people, there are plenty of options for lodging. You and your family can rent a house-often complete with a cleaning service and personal chef, or book your stay at a resort. No matter what you choose, rates tend to be budget-friendly, especially for larger groups. Read More: Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Bali 6. Curaçao Willemstad, Curaçao For jet-setters who have been to Amsterdam or Copenhagen before, you'll feel a sense of déjà vu when you first see the downtown area of this small Caribbean island. Willemstad, Curaçao features a colorful row of pastel-painted buildings, all with shops and restaurants adorning the front. As the 'C' of the ABC islands, Curaçao was lucky to be free of hurricanes in recent years and is still building tourism, so rates continue to fall on the less expensive side.
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