There is one of those stunning lakes called Gaberoun in an area as hard as the Libyan desert, where life is scarce and where the rains can only last for one finger of a year. With a degree of 7.5 meters, Lake Gaberoun is like a star independent of the sunny and windy Sahara Desert sky and is regarded by photographers as a work of beauty created by mother nature. The lake has been present in this dry desert terrain for decades. The best time to go here is October, visitors can enjoy a visit on a pre-planned tour, visit ancient villages, travel by car to climb the wonderful sand dunes. beautiful... you can also swim in the lake but be aware that the salinity of the lake water is 5 times higher than sea water and the temperature will gradually increase as you dive deeper.

Maybe you don't know, Gaberoun Lake also has a use as a medicine to bring relaxation after long days of fatigue because of work, visitors will feel the cool water, the rows of old palm trees. long life shady. There is a tribe that considers Gaberoun as their home, the Bedouin. living along the oasis, their main source of income is from hunting crustaceans, or small creatures in the lake. For them, the desert is the most valuable asset, they get their water from underground springs instead of directly from the lake.

Location: Sahara Desert, Libya

Lake Umm al-Maa is likened to the source of water, the most beautiful lake in Libya. With its name meaning “mother of water”, this lake reminds of the importance and preciousness of water in the desert. It is one of the few remaining lakes on this barren land but little known. Some photographers have captured the beauty of the lake at sunset, describing the lake as a bright pearl in the desert. It's really hard to believe that there is such a heart-fluttering lake in a place where it's difficult to even survive.

Visitors can travel by specialized vehicle about 11km to the lake, participate in some interesting activities such as camping, experience being a local here when finding fire by themselves, preparing food and so on. There have been quiet, a few new discoveries about the creatures living in this lake as well as the explanation of why the lake can survive in such difficult weather conditions. Come experience for yourself and give yourself the answers to these questions.

Location: Umm al-H'isan

The least known on the list is Lake Mandara. With its location in the middle of the desert, moving to the lake has been a huge challenge for those who are interested in the lake. Most people who come to the lake are nomads, photographers and explorers. It is known that the lake is only the size of a fishpond of fishermen, but the color of the lake is described as the deep blue color of quartz. Surrounding the lake are sand dunes and desert plants such as palm trees, weeds...

It is known that most of the organisms living in this small oasis are microorganisms, small organisms. Because the sea water is very salty, so it is not favored by the nomads, they only consider it as a place to use their feet for their journey. However, at night, this small lake sparkles like a diamond in the sand, the mystery it exudes makes anyone who looks at it surprised. Some tourists when coming here will often go on a tour and find themselves hotels and motels around the area for convenience to rest and avoid harsh weather at night, everyone when going to this place should prepare carefully. Personal items such as insect repellent, clean water, specialized items when moving in the desert. If you are a lover of exploration and adventure, Lake Mandara is an interesting choice that should be considered.

Location: Fezzan