In the summer, many believe that some regions of Brazil have the highest temperatures on the planet. However, the places with the highest rate of solar incidence are located far away from here. So, check now the top 3 ranking of the hottest places in the world. Keep reading!
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Follow the list below and discover the hottest places on the planet and, if you decide to travel to any of these places, you don't even have to worry about taking warm clothes. Look!
First place: Lut Desert – Iran
Being one of the largest deserts in the world (occupying the 25th position), this area is located in the southeast of Iran and, according to the measurements of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States (NASA), the temperature of surfaces present at the site has already managed to exceed the 70°C mark.
In addition, it is a popular tourist destination, with the Dasht lakes as an attraction, which extend southwards for about 300 km.
Runner-up: Dallol – Ethiopia
Dallol, a besieged city in the Danakil desert, east of Ethiopia, is considered the hottest region on the entire planet that is constantly inhabited, that is, people live in this place. In addition, its daily average temperatures always mark above 41°C.
Another very interesting piece of information about this place is that its location is marked by its proximity to the Dallol volcano, where temperatures can reach 60°C during the day.
Third place: Ghadames – Libya
Last but not least is Ghadames, a Libyan municipality with approximately 15,000 residents. This city ranks third for reaching temperatures close to 50°C, always varying between 52°C and 55°C.
In addition, the town is divided between the old city and the new city, in addition to having already been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of its tourist attractions is a beautiful saltwater lake that is close to the borders with Algeria and Tunisia.
