While Besshoffen and Mikhail were indulging in food at the street stall, a train that departed from Alexandria was traveling on the road to Lubango.
Heading northeast along the Alexandria Railway, as the terrain gradually elevated, the vegetation on both sides began to increase, and after approximately two hundred kilometers, upon entering Lubango, the landscape between the two cities seemed to transform from desert plains to towering mountains and deep valleys.
Alexandria is a plain desert city, while Lubango is a plateau city, so there is a transitional mountain range between them. To the west lies the Namib Desert, and to the east is the Willia Plateau.
The provincial capital of Letania, Lubango, is situated on this plateau. At the same time, Lubango is the fifth largest city in Western East Africa, right after the Congo Provincial capital, Kinshasa.
