Dead Sea Review

Dead sea is a must see attraction. Bucket list checked. It Is a great place to be at.

The Dead Sea, at the border of Israel, Palestine and Jordan, is the lowest lake in the world, with an altitude of -430.5 meters and one of the highest salt content lakes in the world. The Dead Sea contains high concentrations of salt, which is twice the size of the general sea water, resulting in no living organisms in the water, and there are few other organisms on the land along the Dead Sea, so it becomes the Dead Sea. Because of the high salt content, people can float directly on the water, and floating in the Dead Sea is a famous local experience project.

Jordan has a world-famous lake, the Dead Sea. When I was a child, I heard that people who can't swim can float on the water, indicating that the salt of the lake is very high, the ears are false, and the eyes are real. We live in a hotel on the Dead Sea. Everyone goes to the water to experience the feeling of floating.

Floating on the Dead Sea is a unique and relaxing experience. The high salt concentration makes it easy to float, and the mud is great for the skin.

The Dead Sea is located at the junction of Israel, Palestine and Jordan. It is the lowest lake in the world, with an altitude of -430.5 meters, the deepest of the lake 380.29 meters, and the deepest lake bed altitude 800.112 meters. It is also the third most salt-separated water body on Earth. The Dead Sea, which makes most of the flora and fauna unviable, takes care of humans as it allows people who can't swim to swim in the sea. Anyone who falls into the Dead Sea will be held by the buoyancy of the sea. This is because the proportion of water in the Dead Sea is 1.17~1.227, and the proportion of the human body is only 1.02~1.097. The proportion of water exceeds the proportion of the human body, so people will not sink. Travel guides took incredible pictures: tourists leisurely leaning on the sea, holding shaded colored umbrellas in one hand and reading an Illustrated newspaper in the other, floating with waves. The Dead Sea is not only salty, but also mineral-rich, often soaked in seawater, which can treat chronic diseases such as arthritis. Therefore, hundreds of thousands of tourists are attracted to this holiday every year.