Text by / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
An amateur photographer named Karim Bouchetata captured this rare snowfall in the Sahara Desert on the 19th — the first in 37 years — with the snow lasting a day before melting, making it a truly once-in-a-lifetime wondrous sight.
A rare snowy scene in the Sahara Desert captured by photographer Karim Bouchetata (Image source / Karim Bouchetata - Geoff Robinson Photography)
Snow falls in the world’s hottest desert, the Sahara (Image source / Karim Bouchetata - Geoff Robinson Photography)
Amateur photographer Karim Bouchetata captured this incredible scene in the town of Ain Sefra, Algeria (Image source / Karim Bouchetata - Geoff Robinson Photography)
The Sahara Desert blanketed in snow resembles flowing magma (Image source / Karim Bouchetata - Geoff Robinson Photography)
The Sahara Desert sees snow for the first time in 37 years (Image source / Karim Bouchetata - Geoff Robinson Photography)
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