In the Kaokoland, on both banks of the Kunene River, resides the Himba, the nation's last surviving nomadic pastoral tribe. This resilient tribe thrives amidst the challenges of war and drought, uniquely sustaining themselves on a diet solely consisting of meat. Observed from a distance, the Himba people appear like mirages in the desert landscape. Their skin, adorned with ochre, radiates a copper hue—a protective measure against the harsh sun. The strong winds swept sand across the dunes, creating an illusion of the Himba seemingly floating above the sandy terrain.