Namibia Review Opening: 12 Days to Circle Most of the Nano Land, 8 pictures selected may not be representative of Namibia, but they must be representative: The Quiver Tree: A Unique Giant

Namibia Review Opening:

After 12 days of circumnavigation of most of Nano area, the 8 pictures selected are not representative of Namibia, but they must be representative:

Quiver tree: a unique type of giant aloe vera, rare;

Namib Red Dunes: In the 80 million years old Namib Desert, rich in iron oxide content, under the sun, scarlet scarlet;

Namib Death Valley: In the white silica salt fields surrounded by desert, dead trees die but do not fall, Death Valley does not die, and life continues;

Walvis Bay flamingos: Tens of thousands of flamingos gather and coexist with the salt pans, where flamingos outnumber humans;

Nano Galaxy: one of the world's 5 stargazing dark reserves, the Milky Way in the southern hemisphere is on the eyelids every night, but unfortunately either the clouds or the light pollution of the residence has completed the impact;

Himba Red Clay People: primitive African tribes that are about to disappear under the impact of modern civilization;

Etosha Wildlife Sanctuary: "Land of White Dry Water" is a free haven for wildlife; The last sanctuary for endangered animals

Namibian Cheetah: The country with the most cheetahs in the world, Namibia has about 1/4, and local cheetah conservation agencies provide more resources for the survival of cheetahs...