Life In A Regular Thermometer Is Only 50 Degrees Celsius

Daytime temperatures in the Danakil basin often exceed 50 degrees C making water extremely valuable. World Travel discover life where regular thermometers are only 50 degrees Celsius Danakil Basin is located in the Afar region, Ethiopia and in the Danakil Desert in Africa, near the border with Eritrea. Here the sunlight is always intense and the land cracks into pieces. The dry air and dust are always clinging to the skin, lips, eyes and mouths of those who pass through. Danakil's annual average temperature is 34

.4 degrees Celsius, with regular daytime temperatures at 50 degrees Celsius. , maybe even higher. Each year, this area only has about 100-200 mm of rainfall Danakil is also known to be one of the hottest, driest and lowest inhabited places in the world (125 meters below sea level), and also "owns" volcanoes.



There are lava erupting into the lake, hot springs and geysers are always boiling, large salts are enough to dazzle tourists in the summer sun.Also due to the harsh climate, only tourists like new experiences and discoveries here. Many people say that walking around the area feels like they are on another planet.To explore this area, you will have to drive for hours on arid, dusty roads from town. Mekele, then across the highlands of Ethiopia. Although known to have a "super extreme" climate, this basin is the "home" of the Afar. They make money to feed their families thanks to the harsh weather, and for Africans, salt is like money People come here to cut large chunks of salt and drive them to the Mekele market on camels.



To complete this journey, the Afar had to walk for a week. The food they brought with them was only small bread and water. Mining the salt mines here is their main source of life. ”When he saw me struggling with the intense heat here, a man cutting salt gave me his food. I ate some bread and filled the worker bottle with water from my bottle. He thanked me because water is really precious. His act of willingness to share with strangers his last bit of food touched me, "Vivien Cumming told BBC. Afar people are nomads, living in movable wooden huts.



transferable, raising cattle such as goats, donkeys, small camels. Much of people's lives depend on Awash, which is one of the most unique rivers in the world because it doesn't flow into the sea. It poured straight from the Ethiopian highlands into basin lakes. This river lies in a narrow fertile belt where cattle can graze. According to Anh Minh / Vnexpress ***.

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