great guide and loved the eco visitor centre , really interesting and we had such a lovely guide who was very amusing as well as very informative . Really amazing rock art and a bit of a scramble getting over everything, so if you are a bit walking-impaired might be bit difficult. More

6000 year old rock art, carved - and some painted - by stone age hunter-gatherers. Set this in a spectacular landscape, and magic is created. Absolutely worth a visit. More

Our guide to the rock drawings was very informative. The visitor centre provides an interesting and informative display More

Fascinating and beautiful petroglyphs. Local guide didn't have much to add in terms of information. More

The rock carvings are hugely important as a record of a long lost society. But the guides could do much more to contextualise what we were seeing - luckily we had already visited the national museum in Windhoek which had provided much of this. But reality was a little more disappointing than expectation. More

Ancient San Bushman rock engravings and paintings plus spectacular landscape. More

This is a valley of rock engravings, far into the Damaraland drylands. The rock art has been prepared over thousands of years, possibly up until quite recently when the first white farmer/settlers arrived. I first visited soon after independence (1990) and on my third visit this year was very impressed with the improvements, including the visitor centre and the well-trained... More

The interpretive material on shamanism is respectful and well researched without blurring the line with mysticism. The other exhibits on natural and human history are also short but beautifully presented and well researched. The architecture of the visitor center is an exhibit in itself. Designed to stay cool, it is built w reclaimed inexpensive materials that are site appropriate and... More

Bring your own camela so that you can watch/see this heritage every time you fell like, just because it something that you can remember every day and night. More