About Cunene

Dress modestly and avoid bright colors, which may be seen as disrespectful. Neutral tones are preferred.

No, but always ask locals for permission if they are in your frame, as some may prefer not to be photographed.

No, it is advisable to drink bottled or purified water to avoid waterborne illnesses.

Try 'muamba de galinha' (chicken stew) and 'funje' (cassava porridge), staples of Angolan cuisine.

Yes, but always camp in designated areas and be cautious of wildlife.

Hire local guides, purchase handmade crafts directly from artisans, and avoid littering to preserve the natural environment.

ATMs are rare, so carry enough cash in Angolan Kwanza for your trip.

A handshake and a smile are customary. Learn a few phrases in Portuguese or the local language to show respect.

It is possible but challenging due to flooded roads and limited accessibility to remote areas.

You may spot oryx, springbok, and various bird species, especially near the Kunene River.