Khomas Region is located in central Namibia in southwestern Africa. The region encompasses Windhoek, Namibia's capital and largest city, characterized by colonial German architecture and modern development. The region features the scenic Erongo Mountains and serves as a gateway to Namibian wildlife reserves and desert landscapes. Visitors explore the city's museums, colonial heritage sites, and embark on safari excursions into surrounding conservation areas.
Khomas Region is a landlocked administrative region in central Namibia, positioned on the country's central highlands plateau at an average elevation of approximately 1,700 metres above sea level. It is bordered by the Otjozondjupa Region to the north, Omaheke to the east, Hardap to the south, and the Khomas Hochland escarpment to the west. Windhoek, the national capital and primary urban centre, sits at the geographic and administrative core of the region and serves as the main international entry point into Namibia via Hosea Kutako International Airport.
Destination | Administrative Region | Central Namibia | Southern Africa | Capital City Travel
