Desert Travel & Adventures
A recent ITV documentary exposes the staggering death toll of over 21,000 foreign workers on Saudi Arabia’s NEOM project, raising serious concerns about labor conditions and human rights violations.
China has achieved a significant milestone by surrounding the Taklamakan Desert, the largest desert in the country and the second-largest shifting desert globally with a 1,900-mile (3,050-kilometer) green belt composed of vegetation and solar-powered sand barrier technologies.
Palm Desert is a hidden gem in the Coachella Valley, offering warm weather, natural beauty, and a variety of things to do and see. The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens, El Paseo Shopping District, and the McCallum Theatre are among the top tourist attractions in the area. Visitors can also enjoy hot air balloon rides, hiking in Joshua Tree National Park, and shopping at the Cabazon Outlets.
Where can you experience the desert in Nevada and around Las Vegas? Travel guide to Nevada’s best canyons and desert destinations.
Red Sands El Paso is a vast expanse of red sand dunes located in the Hueco Tanks State Park. Visitors can enjoy off-roading, mountain biking, or simply relax and enjoy the scenery. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including coyotes, rabbits, and lizards.
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Santa Claus is coming to Phoenix! Find out where and when to meet him this holiday season, including photo opportunities and festive events across the Valley of the Sun.
The hottest desert in the United States is found in the Mojave Desert, and it’s none other than Death Valley, where temperatures can soar above 120°F (49°C) in the shade during summer.
The Sonoran Desert, recognized as the world’s wettest desert, spans parts of Arizona, California, and Mexico. It receives between 76 to 500 millimeters (3 to 19.6 inches) of rainfall annually, featuring a unique bimodal rainfall pattern with two distinct wet seasons.
Australia’s deserts offer a range of unique destinations for travelers seeking adventure and natural beauty. From the stunning red sands of the Simpson Desert to the ancient rock formations of Uluru, these regions are full of breathtaking landscapes and unforgettable experiences. Visitors can explore the deserts on guided tours or by foot, taking in the unique flora and fauna and learning about the Indigenous cultures and history of the region.