Dead Sea: Floating salt

The Dead Sea is a stop worth making a special stop in the navel of the Earth. One day, between the Dead Sea and the salt flats, encounter the unique scent of the Dead Sea.

Before even venturing deep into the Dead Sea, its presence had already arrived. From afar, seeing that scene, even the fatigue from traveling quietly eased, and he just wanted to stand a little longer.

The salt flats are the most captivating part of the Dead Sea. Following its veins slowly, every corner hides a different expression, stretching time and space here.

Avoiding the crowds, it slips into the float, revealing the Dead Sea as it truly is. Old people, alleys, stoves, and laughter all settle into memory before the sights do.

After nightfall, the mud baths at the Dead Sea turn on, and the warm yellow glow turns the grandeur of the day into gentleness. Sitting down and doing nothing is also a form of arrival.

When leaving the Dead Sea, you feel a bit reluctant, but the image in your mind is the Dead Sea. But it is precisely this reluctance that proves the trip was worthwhile—it quietly left a part of itself with you.