Imagine soaring through the skies in an ultralight aircraft, the wind rushing past as you take in the picturesque views.
Below, the world's oldest desert, the Namib, stretches endlessly, shaped by winds over 55 million years.
This is Namibia—a surreal landscape of towering dunes, dry riverbeds and shifting sands.
Unlike traditional aircraft, ultralights offer an unmatched sense of freedom.
Also known as microlights, these small planes are designed for low-altitude, slow-speed flying.
Their weight and speed limits vary by country; in India, they should weigh under 450 kilograms without parachute.
