Sahara Desert, Africa

The Sahara is the world’s largest hot desert, known for its vast sand dunes, oases, and captivating landscapes. The orange hues of the dunes at sunset are especially breathtaking. If you have a chance to visit, it will be an experience you’ll never forget. 

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Atacama Desert, Chile

This might not be what you typically think of when you hear the word “desert.” The Atacama Desert is one of a kind. Often called the driest desert in the world, the Atacama Desert is a surreal and lunar-like landscape with salt flats, geysers, and otherworldly rock formations. If you want to feel like you’ve visited a different planet, this is the place for you. 

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Wadi Rum, Jordan

Also known as the Valley of the Moon, Wadi Rum is famous for its red sandstone mountains, narrow canyons, and huge desert landscapes. There are also some really cool desert hotels here if you are looking for an unforgettable glamping experience. 

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It can seem daunting to travel to the Sahara, but there are several options for travelers that want to discover this unique place. Here are three great options for discovering this natural treasure.

Camel Excursion

One option for getting to know the Sahara is to visit the area on the back of a camel. These beasts, native to the region and used by its natives for centuries as pack animals, can transport you around the region’s sand dunes and provide a truly unique experience.

4WD Tour

Another great way to see the Sahara is in a 4WD vehicle, which is able to drive on the sand. By zipping around the desert in one of these, you’re likely to cover more ground than you would on foot or on the back of an animal. Plus, the speed makes it a truly exhilarating experience.

Desert Trek

Looking for a more off-the-beaten-path option for traveling through the Sahara? Try a desert trek! You’ll walk on foot through the desert, gaining a new appreciation for the immensity and vast expanse of this inhospitable land. It’s a truly unforgettable option.

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Here are the things you really ought to know if you are thinking of taking a hike in the desert.

Bring Extra Water

We really can’t emphasize this enough. However much water you think you need, bring more. The scorching sun will cause your body to sweat and you will lose a lot of water. It’s subsequently essential that you stay hydrated.

Do Not Touch The Plants

Not grabbing a cactus may seem obvious, but many of the plants in the Sahara have poisonous spikes that can harm your skin. Even if they look harmless, it is best to avoid touching the plants altogether.

Visit In May Or October

May and October are the best times to visit as temperatures are milder and sandstorms are less frequent. Between June and September is the worst time to visit and temperatures are dangerously high.

Dress Lightly

Dress in light-colored clothing as this will absorb less sun. Wear a hat to keep the sun off your face and keep your skin covered so that your skin does not absorb too much sun.

Inform Someone of Your Whereabouts

Even if you are going by car, it’s important to let friends know where you are going. The desert stretches for miles and the last thing you want is to break down in the middle of nowhere and have no one come looking. 4G isn’t exactly a hotspot in the Sahara.

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El Djem Amphitheater

Djerba Island

The National Bardo Museum

Sidi Bou Said

Grand Erg Oriental

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Sahara Desert, Africa

The Sahara is the world’s largest hot desert, known for its vast sand dunes, oases, and captivating landscapes. The orange hues of the dunes at sunset are especially breathtaking. If you have a chance to visit, it will be an experience you’ll never forget. 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Andreia Marinho | Fashion (@andreiafilipaam)

Atacama Desert, Chile

This might not be what you typically think of when you hear the word “desert.” The Atacama Desert is one of a kind. Often called the driest desert in the world, the Atacama Desert is a surreal and lunar-like landscape with salt flats, geysers, and otherworldly rock formations. If you want to feel like you’ve visited a different planet, this is the place for you. 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Nayara Resorts (@nayararesorts)

Wadi Rum, Jordan

Also known as the Valley of the Moon, Wadi Rum is famous for its red sandstone mountains, narrow canyons, and huge desert landscapes. There are also some really cool desert hotels here if you are looking for an unforgettable glamping experience. 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Visit Jordan (@visitjordan)

The post The Most Beautiful Deserts in the World appeared first on Traveler Master.

It can seem daunting to travel to the Sahara, but there are several options for travelers that want to discover this unique place. Here are three great options for discovering this natural treasure.

Camel Excursion

One option for getting to know the Sahara is to visit the area on the back of a camel. These beasts, native to the region and used by its natives for centuries as pack animals, can transport you around the region’s sand dunes and provide a truly unique experience.

4WD Tour

Another great way to see the Sahara is in a 4WD vehicle, which is able to drive on the sand. By zipping around the desert in one of these, you’re likely to cover more ground than you would on foot or on the back of an animal. Plus, the speed makes it a truly exhilarating experience.

Desert Trek

Looking for a more off-the-beaten-path option for traveling through the Sahara? Try a desert trek! You’ll walk on foot through the desert, gaining a new appreciation for the immensity and vast expanse of this inhospitable land. It’s a truly unforgettable option.

The post Three Ways to Discover The Sahara Desert appeared first on Traveler Master.

Here are the things you really ought to know if you are thinking of taking a hike in the desert.

Bring Extra Water

We really can’t emphasize this enough. However much water you think you need, bring more. The scorching sun will cause your body to sweat and you will lose a lot of water. It’s subsequently essential that you stay hydrated.

Do Not Touch The Plants

Not grabbing a cactus may seem obvious, but many of the plants in the Sahara have poisonous spikes that can harm your skin. Even if they look harmless, it is best to avoid touching the plants altogether.

Visit In May Or October

May and October are the best times to visit as temperatures are milder and sandstorms are less frequent. Between June and September is the worst time to visit and temperatures are dangerously high.

Dress Lightly

Dress in light-colored clothing as this will absorb less sun. Wear a hat to keep the sun off your face and keep your skin covered so that your skin does not absorb too much sun.

Inform Someone of Your Whereabouts

Even if you are going by car, it’s important to let friends know where you are going. The desert stretches for miles and the last thing you want is to break down in the middle of nowhere and have no one come looking. 4G isn’t exactly a hotspot in the Sahara.

The post Things to Know if You Plan On Trekking in The Sahara appeared first on Traveler Master.

El Djem Amphitheater

Djerba Island

The National Bardo Museum

Sidi Bou Said

Grand Erg Oriental

The post Top 5 Most Popular Tourist Attractions in Tunisia appeared first on Traveler Master.