By: E Cat
Some say Hong Kong summers are hot and more muggy than most Southeast Asian regions, but in fact, they’ve never truly experienced what “hot” means. There are places in the world that combine aridity, heat, and desolation all at once, making you feel your body burning and struggling to breathe — those arethe United StatesDeath Valley in California (USA), Dallol in Ethiopia, and Al-Aziziyah in Libya.
the United StatesCalifornia's Death Valley

It could even be described as a place where not even birds would lay eggs,the United Statesand it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that California's Death Valley is just that. It is part of the Mojave Desert, covering an area of 1,408 square kilometers—equivalent to the combined size of 13 Hong Kongs. Due to its unique geography surrounded by mountains, the air in this region continuously cycles upward and downward, creating extremely hot conditions. In 1913, it recorded the second-highest temperature ever measured on Earth: 56.7 °C (134.1 °F).
