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Death Valley: A Martian Landscape on Earth 🪐🌵
(Updated: )By Wioletta Wójcicka-Sroka
Exploring the extreme beauty of Death Valley National Park in California: the glowing dunes of Mesquite Flat, the salt flats of Badwater Basin, and the golden ridges of Zabriskie Point.
Despite its forbidding name, Death Valley National Park in California is one of the most mesmerizing, colorful, and otherworldly places on Earth.
From the lowest point to golden canyon ridges
Standing at Badwater Basin, 86 meters below sea level, you walk on a vast geometric carpet of pure white salt. Nearby at Zabriskie Point, wind and water have sculpted golden sandstone ridges that look like frozen waves.
The silence of the desert
The profound, peaceful silence of the desert at dawn reminds you how vast and diverse our planet is. A bucket list experience that words and photographs can scarcely capture.
Wioletta Wójcicka-Sroka