The Danakil Depression is one of Ethiopia’s most otherworldly destinations, offering travelers a rare glimpse into some of the planet’s most extreme landscapes. Situated below sea level in the Afar Region, it is renowned for its colorful sulfur springs at Dallol, the vast salt flats of Lake Asale, and the active lava lake of Erta Ale Volcano. Visitors can witness endless camel caravans transporting salt, dramatic salt canyons, and bubbling geothermal fields. Despite its harsh climate, the Danakil is a photographer’s dream and an unforgettable adventure for those seeking raw, untouched natural wonders.