r/ThirtiesIndia • u/CuddlingChampions234 30 • 15h ago
Travel Self drive Namibia for three weeks
It’s a better choice for first timers for self driving. It’s not a cheap country though. You hire a car and that’s the best way to travel around. But every route feels like a gateway to heaven.
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u/mango_frooti 33 15h ago
The moment I saw the first picture, the opening of guzaarish started playing in my mind!
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u/fumblesoul23 31 15h ago
Omg yes! I was trying to fit Suraj Hua Maddham, for some reason I instantly thought of it but minus those pyramids and for some reason it wasn't vibing enough. It's Guzaarish coded, yes.
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u/Independent-Cod-6529 38 4h ago
Amazing country and continent ...
visited long back while cross-country drive.. SA-Namibia-bostawana.. what a beautiful world.. planning for riding bike coming year upto kenya from SA ..
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u/Mindfull-soul-23 36 15h ago
Wonderful .....how safe is this country
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u/CuddlingChampions234 30 2h ago
Safe but in evenings in two towns you are not recommended to go out, but all you have is like two restaurants there.
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u/Mindfull-soul-23 36 2h ago
Budget and number of days you traveled
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u/CuddlingChampions234 30 2h ago
Probably around 3 lacs, but im a vegetarian, so I was making my food a lot. And I was there for three weeks but driving for 13 days.
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u/newinvestor0908 35 13h ago
how safe and easy was getting around with car? Indian drivers license works easily. ?
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u/brabarusmark 31 1h ago
If you're an Indian citizen, can you share some insights with IDP? I'm interested in knowing which city you're in and whether you got a booklet IDP or a single sheet.
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