Dallol, situated in Ethiopia's Danakil Depression, is renowned as one of the hottest and most inhospitable places on Earth. With extreme temperatures that frequently exceed 120°F (49°C) and a landscape dominated by toxic geothermal features, it presents a highly challenging environment for life. The area is characterized by its colorful hydrothermal fields, acidic hot springs, and salt formations, contributing to its unique yet hostile nature.
Aerial footage filmed with Mavic 3 drone at 29.97 FPS with 5120 x 2700 resolution.
