Staff Reporter
THE first-ever Etotha Carnival, organized jointly by the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, the Ondonga Traditional Authority, and other stakeholders, kicks off today (Wednesday) at the Ekangonde Salt Pan in the Onanke village of the Omuntele constituency, Oshikoto Region.
The carnival aims to revitalize and diversify the tourism sector, attracting both local and foreign tourists and presenting an opportunity to showcase the country’s cultural heritage. The maiden event will last from the 27th of June to the 1st of July.
The entrance fee is N$30 per day per adult or N$100 for the duration of the event. The fee for a child aged 7 or older is N$5 per day, while children under the age of 7 enter free of charge. An entrance fee of N$10 is payable by senior citizens, with the same amount for a vehicle.
Accommodation in both VIP and standard tents is available for a fee, as well as a campsite where one needs to bring their own tent.
