Distance: 200km (125 miles)
Duration: 10 days
Follow in the footsteps of Thesiger and Marco Polo and cross one of the hottest places on Earth. According to NASA, a ground temperature of 70.7 °C (159°F) was recorded in the lowest part of the Lut Desert in 2005. So, not for the fainthearted by any means. The route passes through lunar-esque landscapes, symmetrical star dune formations, and a cornucopia of geological phenomena including salt plains, meteorite fields and enormous natural sand castles called kaluts. A bucket list trek if ever there was one.
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