Death Valley of America
It is so hot in America's Death Valley that even eggs burn on the ground! Yes, on July 10, 1913, the temperature there was recorded at 56.7 degrees Celsius, which is the highest temperature ever recorded on earth. Now Death Valley has become famous not only for its heat but also for visiting. The amazing views created due to the special weather there are worth seeing, such as “Bad Water” where a white sheet of salt is spread on the ground and then “moving single stones” are also seen there, which is really a strange sight. (Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons)
Kebili village in Tunisia
Are you tired of the heat of Delhi? Then know about a village named Kebili in Tunisia, this is the place where the world's third highest temperature of 55.0 degrees Celsius was recorded on 7 July 1931! Africa is anyway famous for its heat, but according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), this is the hottest place in the entire continent. Situated near the Algerian border, this village is very difficult to live in. Here the mercury goes above 40 degrees in summer and below -5 degrees in winter.
Kuwait Mitribah
Kuwait's “Mitriba” comes at number three! On 21 July 2016, the ground here was so hot that the thermometer recorded a temperature of 53.9 degrees Celsius! This Mitriba is not a tourist spot, but a station that monitors the weather in north-west Kuwait. Because of this, the most attention is paid to the data here. This area is of Arabia, which was once under Iraq. It also includes big cities like Saudi Arabia and Iraq where a lot of people live.
Turbat of Pakistan
Have you ever wondered where is the hottest place in the world? Yes, in the Pakistani city of Turbat! On 28 May 2017, the temperature there was recorded at 53.7 degrees Celsius. The highest temperature is also recorded here.
Ahwaz, Iran
Iran is a West Asian country whose capital is Tehran. Iran is a country that was once known as “Persia” and was the center of an ancient civilization. It is very hot here, the temperature in this area is usually 45 degrees Celsius. The surrounding desert receives very little rain in summer. This leads to dust and sand storms. In winter the temperature reaches around 18 degrees Celsius and snowfall is common here.
