Djibouti »

Miroslaw Wawak traveled to Djibouti in 2017, uncovering a rarely visited country where stark landscapes and ancient trade routes shape daily life. He ventured into the Afar Desert, stood beside the otherworldly salt formations of Lake Assal—the lowest point in Africa—and marveled at the alien beauty of Lake Abbe, where steam rises from limestone chimneys. Djibouti offered raw, elemental experiences, with few signs of tourism and a strong connection to nomadic traditions. The Red Sea coastline, known for its rich marine life and clear waters, added another dimension to his visit. Djibouti was rugged, intense, and unforgettable—a destination where the Earth itself felt alive and untamed.

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