[The world's oldest desert] Namib Desert🇳🇦

🌍 Basic Information Location: Western Namibia, stretching approximately 2,000 km along the Atlantic coast Characteristics: The world's oldest desert Area: Over 81,000 m2 World Heritage Site: Registered as Namib-Naukluft National Park 🏜 Features & Attractions ① The World's Oldest Desert While other deserts have changed due to climate change, the Namib Desert is an extremely rare place that has remained almost dry for many years. ② Spectacular Red Sand Dunes Turned red by the oxidation of the sand. Popular spots include Big Daddy and Dune 45. ③ Deadvlei (White Earth of Dead Trees) Black dead trees ✕ White clay earth ✕ Red sand dunes ✕ Blue skies → A fantastic, "otherworldly" landscape. 🚗 Access Capital: Windhoek → Approximately 5-6 hours by car Sesriem is the tourist hub Self-driving or tours are the most common options 🗓 Best Season May-October (Dry Season/Winter) Daytime temperatures are not too hot, making it ideal for sightseeing The sand dunes are vividly beautiful ✨✨ ⸻ 🌌 Tips for Travelers Daytime temperatures can exceed 40°C and fall close to 0°C at night Sandstorms, UV rays, and dryness are intense 🔥 (Sand will get into every cavity in your body) There is almost no signal in the desert ✨ Summary The Namib Desert is a place where stunning, pristine landscapes of Earth unfold. For travelers seeking unearthly landscapes, it's definitely worth a visit. #NamibDesert #Namibia #dune45 #NamibiaTravel #AfricaTravel