Mysterious beauty of Death Valley in America

Death Valley or Valley of Death is a long, narrow valley between the states of California and Nevada of the United States. This valley is in the Mojave Desert, the lowest, driest and hottest place in North America.

One of the other mysteries of Death Valley is the movement of rocks and streaking their paths in the sand, though not by the pressure of rain, wind or water.

The jagged stone tissue gave Zabriskie a breathtakingly beautiful image.

Death Valley sand dunes were used as a backdrop in "Star Wars".

The stones became sculptures when eroded, gorges, rocky hills with magnificent beauty, luxuriant oases easily found in the Death Valley.

Photographer and pilot Jassen Todorov worked together to create impressive images of Death Valley with a view from above.

Looking down from above, Death Valley shows up with the mysterious beauty of sand dunes, craters and thirsty rivers in the hottest place on the planet.Summer temperatures here reach 50 degrees C.

Signs for drivers running on a single road to Death Valley National Park: "You are in a position lower than sea level."

Death Valley has very harsh natural conditions, usually summer temperatures above 49 ° C (on July 10, summer 1913 the temperature reached a record of 56.7 ° C).

The valley is very deep and wild, the bottom is the shallow Amagesa river with jagged sand dunes everywhere and in the middle of the valley is a population of sand dunes about 155km2 wide, the most wilderness in the valley.

The sight of desert in the beautiful valley of Death has happened once every decade has caused many people to be surprised.

Despite the harsh climate, the beautiful landscape of Death Valley National Park still attracts thousands of people walking, camping and visiting here every year.