Death Valley National Park, California

Death Valley National Park locates in eastern California and southern Nevada. It is the largest national park outside of Alaska, covers more than 3 million acres of wilderness. This large desert is almost entirely surrounded by mountains and has the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere. This place is said to be a harsh desert. However, there is a lot of beauty to behold, including the plants and animals that thrive here.

With erratic rainfall and climatic conditions, where evaporation can be up to 100 times the amount of rain, the landscape in Death Valley is rich and varied, with intertwined colors and textures. Gentle hills and rugged hills, besides sharp peaks and colorful vegetation below. Many people come here to see wild beauty. Photographers are especially interested in the unique and diverse landscape. Even people come here to experience the harsh climate. In summer, the highest temperature reaches 60 degrees. The ideal time is from December to the end of February. In rainy years, Death Valley has a beautiful carpet of wildflowers. But the blooming season comes and goes very quickly. Most flowers germinate, bloom, and wither before high temperatures and intense sunlight return.