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« on: September 03, 2009, 01:49:44 AM »
1. Taklamakan Desert (Xinjiang, China), the snow-covered desert



Taklamakan is one of the largest sand deserts in the world. In 2008, a heavy 11-day snow covered the desert and transformed it into a white world.
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2. Lencois Maranhenses National Park (Brazil), the desert with salt lakes

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Every year from July to September, heavy rainfall creates thousands of ponds in the desert. The white sand dunes mixed with blue lakes will leave you wondering if you’re in a desert or by the sea
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3. Uyuni Desert (Bolivia), the world’s largest salt-lake desert

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As the world’s largest salt lake, Uyuni has 65 billion tons of salt, with many salt beds spanning more than 10 meters. The surface of the lake reflects the sun’s light like a mirror, and the body of the lake is colorful because of the mineral deposits at the bottom. But with an altitude of 3,700 meters and 10,000 square kilometers of uninhabited lake area, it can be difficult to reach it.
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4. Farfara Desert (Egypt), the white desert



In contrast to the yellow deserts in most other places, this desert 45 kilometers north of Farafara, Egypt, is a creamy white.
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