Name: Okahandja Mbangura Woodcarvers Craft Market
Address: Southern Entrance to the city of Okahandja close to, B1, Okahandja, Namibia, NA

Okahandja Mbangura Woodcarvers Craft Market is a point of interest, located at Southern Entrance to the city of Okahandja close to, B1, Okahandja, Namibia

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Southern Entrance to the city of Okahandja close to, B1, Okahandja

Added by Jopie, at 18 April 2016

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Jorn Schmidt-Dumont

19 March 2018

The merchants need to learn to give the clients guest peace to look and not bother them to much. Negotiating price with them was fun
Tangeni Haimbala Haimbala

09 March 2018

No fixed peices. You can negotiate however you like. Of course my intention was not to rip them because this is where they get their bread.
Delensia Nowases

05 February 2018

Just a wonderfull town full of happy poeple
Charlene Knightly

01 February 2018

Great market but vendors are pushy and demanding. Stand your ground and try not to feel too sorry for them. They get a lot of tourists through every year.
Leoneta Celestin

22 January 2018

It's interesting because you will find a lot of beautiful craft product
윤동영

25 December 2017

Tipical touristic shops.
You can find authentic craftworks, but you have to bargain hard.
Bekahroni1

25 December 2017

Cool craft market on the outside of town. Vendors will be sort of agressive but are harmless and very friendly. Negotiate on prices
Gideon Kruger

18 September 2017

If you are a tourist, you might find it fascinating the first 10 minutes
Matti M

06 July 2017

A big market featuring the usual crafts made from stone, wood, minerals, bone, cloth etc. There's many small shops, most of them selling the same items, so be sure to compare prices and prepare to haggle a lot. Knowing the prices at e.g. Windhoek craft center will give a clue of what the maximum prices should be.
William Clax

15 June 2017

This is an informal business area with security loopholes.
Benny Rebel

01 June 2017

It is a good place to buy souvenirs.
Koos Greeff

01 April 2017

Probaly the best Indigenous Craft Market in Southern Africa. Compare prices carefully and do not be rushed. It is authentic and good
Chris Van Nieuwkerk

06 March 2017

Good variety
Robs Garoes

10 January 2017

Tourist attraction. Beautiful wood carved items.
Peter Wolter

27 July 2016

If you like authentic negotiations, you'll love ist. Sales is a bit pressing though.
Bruno Nepo

25 April 2016

Many crafts all around! The market is quite big. Good prices if you negotiate.