Hide In Fairy Oases In The Middle Of The Desert

In the world, there are still many unique natural landscapes waiting for visitors to explore. Going "hiding" in the fairy oases in the desert below, we will admire the scenery of clear blue lakes, sand dunes, attractive green forests in front of us. : Oops I Booked Again Huacachina Island, Peru Photo: sparc / Shutterstock is a town with lovely palm forests, clear blue lakes and sand dunes. Only Huacachina oasis owns green grass stretching hundreds of thousands of kilometers, nestled in the desert. The poetic and peaceful lake scene looks like a contrast to the barren desert surrounding

. There are about 100 inhabitants on the oasis. This is an attractive tourist destination, bringing many interesting feelings for visitors in the heart of the desert. According to ancient legends, the main lake that made up Huacachina was once the bathing lake of a princess One day while she was submerged in a lake, she was discovered by a hunter.



After fleeing in fear, her footprints formed the sand dunes surrounding present-day Hucachina. Specially shaped, beautifully colored nature located in the heart of the Sahara desert. Although formed in an arid locality, the romantic lakes are still full of water. Ounianga Lake complex consists of saltwater and freshwater lakes located 40 km apart. In 2012, this population was recognized as a World Natural Heritage. Ounianga's lake system dates back to 10,000 years. The water is provided by groundwater making it the only lake system in the world with many colors (blue, green, light red due to the chemical composition of each lake) Combined with floating vegetation, the ripples in the wind create an impressive green space.



Lake Turkana, KenyaTurkana is located in the north of the Great Rift Valley of Kenya, on the largest desert in the world. . The lake is the focal point of three rivers: the Omo River in Ethiopia, the Turkwel and Kerio rivers and was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1990. This is certainly a very suitable place for those who want to escape. Although it is the largest desert lake and alkaline lake in the world, there are white sandy beaches and waves that crash. Local people often call the lake the Jade Sea because of its beautiful emerald green color. The lake is surrounded by arid, lifeless lands. But in the lake there is a strong vitality of all species.



The lake is home to the largest population of Nile crocodiles, hippos, hundreds of birds and fish species in the world.Waw an Namus, Libya The island of Waw an Namus is located in one of the most remote and remote areas. of the Sahara desert. It is in fact a decommissioned crater, with a black, gray, lava ash that stands out against the golden sands of the desert. Although it looks so arid, there are also beautiful small green lakes and trees surrounding Waw an Namus.Because of attracting a lot of mosquitoes, the island is named "Waw an Namus", meaning "mosquito oasis. ". It has a very close freshwater lake and is located at the same height as a saltwater lake.



If you want to "hide" in fairy oases in the middle of the desert, you can go to Waw an Namus to rest under the coconut trees, enjoy cool water in the blue lakes on the big sand dunes. Archei, the SaharaGuelta d'Archei desert is a beautiful oasis, or more precisely a Guelta (a special kind of wetland), hidden behind the iconic towering sandstone cliffs of the Sahara. The overflowing waters form ponds and reservoirs covered by cliffs. Every day, hundreds of camels are gathered here by caravans to rest and drink water. It is because thousands of camels are immersed in the lake that the water of this area has turned black. In addition, the black puddles of Guelta d'Archei are also home to the famous Nile crocodile. Crocodiles eat fish and seaweed that thrive in the water by absorbing camel waste..

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