Americas / USA

Death Valley

Last updated: 2024

Death Valley, located in eastern California and Nevada, is one of the most extreme and fascinating desert destinations in the U.S., known for being the hottest, driest, and lowest national park. Tourists are drawn to its surreal landscapes, including salt flats at Badwater Basin, colorful canyons like Artist’s Palette, and towering sand dunes. Despite its harsh environment, Death Valley offers unforgettable stargazing, unique geology, and a sense of vast, otherworldly beauty.

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