Top 5 Hottest Places in the World

#5 Timbuktu, Mali
formerly spelled and known as Timbuctoo or Timbuktoo, the town of Timbuktu is nestled in Mali. It is 20Km away from River Niger and lies towards the southern nook of the Great Sahara Desert. The town is known for its beautiful mosques like the Djingareiber Mosque, the Sankore Mosque and the Sidi Yehia Mosque. Thus the town is termed globally as the world heritage site. Most of the mosques are closed for non-Muslim visitors though. This is the Camel or the Tuareg city which houses camels and Tuareg for the benefit of visitor’s tours

  

#4 Kebili, Tunisia
Lying towards the south Tunisia is Kebili which is regarded as one of the major cities of Nefzaoua. This is the desert where people visit to actually beat the scorching heat of North Africa. This desert oasis encompasses a lining of palm trees that provide the most sought shelter and also water. The highest recorded temperature here was 131 degrees which is probably the highest ever recorded in Africa. This is also termed as one of the most picturesque deserts with eye catchy landscapes and astonishing palm foliage
 

#3 Ghudamis, Libya
The Ghudamis in Libya is also known as Ghadames or Ghademis. It is originally the oasis town situated on the North West Libya in the Tripolitania region’s Nalut District. This town is listed in the top hottest places in the world and touted to be globally known as the desert pearl of Libya. This small town is perched on the Algerian border with about 10000 odd population. It is quite famous for its palm and mud brick houses with labyrinthine walkways. Now a very popular tourist destination, Ghadames witnesses a multitude of foreign visitors and delegates

#2 Al’Aziziyah, Libya
Situated in the North Western part of Libya, the Al Aziziya or the El Azizia is the capital city of Jafara district. It is one of the hottest places in the world and is about 41 kilometres from the south west of Tripoli. The highest temperature ever recorded for this town is 136 degree Fahrenheit or 57.8 degree centigrade. The city houses a population of about 280,000 odd people. It is the major trading arcade of the Sahel Jeffare plateau

#2 Al’Aziziyah, Libya

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Situated in the North Western part of Libya, the Al Aziziya or the El Azizia is the capital city of Jafara district. It is one of the hottest places in the world and is about 41 kilometres from the south west of Tripoli. The highest temperature ever recorded for this town is 136 degree Fahrenheit or 57.8 degree centigrade. The city houses a population of about 280,000 odd people. It is the major trading arcade of the Sahel Jeffare plateau

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#1 Death Valley, California
The Death Valley located in East California is a desert valley with a scorching heat recorded at 134 degrees Fahrenheit in July 2013. It is the hottest, low lying and driest area of North America and lies on the border line of Nevada and California. It is stationed within the length and breadth of the Mojave Desert. This area was once upon a time abundant with water, however, it turned into desert leaving behind a myriad of evaporated common salts like borax and sodium. The Death Valley National Park houses spectacular peak points like the Telescope Point which is regarded as the lowest point of America. The Zabriskie Point offers a view of the very beautiful badlands

#5 Timbuktu, Mali

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Formerly spelled and known as Timbuctoo or Timbuktoo, the town of Timbuktu is nestled in Mali. It is 20Km away from River Niger and lies towards the southern nook of the Great Sahara Desert. The town is known for its beautiful mosques like the Djingareiber Mosque, the Sankore Mosque and the Sidi Yehia Mosque. Thus the town is termed globally as the world heritage site. Most of the mosques are closed for non-Muslim visitors though. This is the Camel or the Tuareg city which houses camels and Tuareg for the benefit of visitor’s tours

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