Desert Travel & Adventures
Kansas, located in the Great Plains region of the United States, is a state often associated with prairies and rolling hills. That said, what many… Read More »Kansas Desert & Sand Dunes: Little Gobi, Syracuse Sand Dunes and Sandhills State Park
Volcano boading is one of the craziest sports out there, and it gets even crazier on the slopes of the Mount Bromo volcano in Indonesia.… Read More »Volcano Boarding on Mt. Bromo, Indonesia
Zhangye Danxia Landform Geological Park, located in the Qilian Mountains foothills, is a highly sought-after tourist spot, attracting tourists both domestically and internationally. Spanning an area of 124 square miles, this park is known for its breathtaking display of vibrant colors on the hills and rock formations.
Karapınar is the only desert in Turkey. It is a district of Konya in central Anatolia and the region with the least rainfall in the… Read More »Karapinar – The Only Desert in Turkey
Washington state has very different landscapes to offer including deserts, but also beaches, forests, mountains, volcanoes, and several coastal islands. The state is separated by… Read More »Washington State Deserts
Algeria is the largest country in Africa, and much of its territory is covered by the Sahara desert. There are countless massive sand dunes where… Read More »Sandboarding in Algeria
Mauritania is a country in northwest Africa, and much of its territory is covered by the Sahara Desert, which has been expanding over the past… Read More »The Sahara Desert is Advancing in Mauritania
Formerly known as “Nappanerica”, the Big Red sand dune is the largest and most famous dune in Queensland’s Simpson Desert, located 33kms west of Birdsville. Big Red… Read More »Meet the Big Red Sand Dune in the Simpson Desert of Australia
The landlocked region of Gauteng in South Africa does not have any coastal dunes, but it is still possible to practice sand surfing at Mount… Read More »Sandboarding in Johannesburg
The Taklamakan Desert, known as the “Place of No Return,” is treacherous due to extreme temperatures, shifting sand dunes, minimal vegetation, and deadly sandstorms.