Badwater Basin

De kwaadaardige wateren van de dodenvallei liggen 282 meter onder het zeeniveau (86 meter), het laagste punt in Noord-Amerika, een berggebied dat de laagste laag omvat en de laagste laag bedekt, met een grote berg die langzaam op zichzelf kan bewegen.

It feels like 40 C, 5 h or so. It's hot and foolish. & skin darkened at least 2 degrees (pout) Dante ' ' s View Golden Canyon Grand Dune Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes Badwater Basin (the lowest altitude in the northern hemisphere, 85.5 meters below sea level). There are salt marshes at the bottom of the valley, which is a vast area of super saline-alkali land, where animals and plants can hardly survive.) The second lowest elevation in the hemisphere is 85.5 meters below sea level. There are salt marshes at the bottom of the valley, which is just a large area of super saline-alkali land. Animals and plants are difficult to survive here, so it is called "bad water". Salt beach is a vast expanse of white, reflecting sunlight, it will be very dazzling, so tourists should pay attention to the high temperature. Ps - "Laguna de Carpen Lake is a saltwater lake located in the Lowlands of Grand San Julia, Santa Cruz, Argentina. At 344 feet (104.85 meters) below sea level, it is the lowest elevation in the Western and Southern Hemispheres, ranking seventh in the world. 1 foot (ft) = 0.3048 meters (m); C = (F - 32) & 7; 1.8

This is a scenic spot in Death Valley National Park, a saline-alkali lake with the lowest elevation of 85.5 meters below sea level in the United States. There are almost no living things in the lake. In the sunshine, most of the lake is sparkling crystalline salt.

Deze plek is echt geschikt voor alle scènes. Hij was eerder met zijn minnaar, nu met kinderen, elke keer met een nieuwe ervaring, geweldig.

Het landschap is echt prachtig. Het is een prachtig nationaal park.

One of the most interesting attractions is the Badwater Basin, an inland basin in Death Valley National Park, at an elevation of - 86 meters (- 282.2 feet), making it the lowest point in North America.