Limbandungila Lodge is about 55 km south-east of Ondangwa on the B1 Tar road, north of Etosha between the villages of Onembenge and Oshikulu, in the Ondangwa/Onankali area in the heart of Owamboland.
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The owner is the entrepeneur woman Paulina Nangula Paulus. They’ve got six rooms shaped like traditional huts plus a bar/restaurant. Don’t expect any kind of luxury, this is a basic accommodation normally aimed to Namibia business travellers and locals.
Easily accessible from the Tar road, Limbandungila Lodge is perfect for stopping and enjoying the traditional charms of the Owambo region before continuing your trip. Be sure to talk to Paulina, who will tell you about the current challenges for entrepreneurs like herself in trying to run a business properly.
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- Paulina Nangula Paulus
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- The bar
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- Limbuandungila Lodge
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- Toilet
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- Bed with mosquito net
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- Prices
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- Huts
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- Room 6
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- Another room
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- Bathroom
Contact: Paulina Nangula Paulus
Post: Owner
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How to get there: Limbandungila Lodge is about 55 km south-east of Ondangwa on the B1 Tar road, north of Etosha between the villages of Onembenge and Oshikulu, in the Ondangwa/Onankali area. You will see the MTC (Namibia Telecoms Company) advertisement in a big sign on the external wall of the the Lodge with ‘Limbandungila Lodge’ written in big white and blue characters (see the picture above).
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Hi Patrycja,
Thank you for your message. You can use the picture without a problem from us.
In addition to that, we do believe you should try to contact the owner of Limbandungila Lodge, Paulina Nangula Paulus and ask for her permission too, as she is the one showing in the picture! (Her contact data is below)
If you can mention the origin of the pic referring to Baobabguides.com that would be great.
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