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Situated some 20 miles west of the city of Lubango, in the Huila province, the Serra da Leba Pass is a national landmark in Angola. Located at an altitude of 1700m, Lubango is one of the highest cities in the country. The road is a marvel of engineering given the era of its construction and it has been one of the country’s postcard images for decades, but all shots were taken by day. Legend has it that the Serra de Leba is named after the Portuguese woman who designed and built the road – then died after she viewed it on the very day the project was finished.

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Angola is a country from the Ocidential side of Africa, with territory with 1.246.700km2, nowadays renowed as one of the biggest countries in the world for business. The diversity of companies based in the country and the investments opportunities in the different sectors, makes it attractive to receive millions of people during the year.Talatona is beautiful hotel located in Angloa,very close to the astonishing island of Mussulo.Talatona offers luxurious new villas, privy residences and completely new business parks, making Talatona the most attractive place to work and live in Luanda.

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The Okavango Delta is the largest inland delta on Earth. Instead of flowing into the sea, the annual flood of fresh water flows inland, spreading over 15 000km of the Kalahari sand in a maze of lagoons and channels. The River Okavango, which rises in the highlands of Angola, never reaches the sea; instead, its mighty waters empty over the sand of the Kalahari Desert. Here the thirst land of the south meets a blue-green wilderness of fresh water, with emerald reed beds and towering trees. Over the aeon the Okavango River has spread its rich sediment over a huge, almost flat area, in the shape of a giant panhandle.

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