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BY Fredrick Ngugi, 11:00am March 01, 2017,

7 Places To Visit in Djibouti

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by Fredrick Ngugi, 11:00am March 01, 2017,
  1. Lake Assal
Lake Assal

Lake Assal. Photo credit: Tourism on the Edge

Located on the western side of the Gulf of Tadjoura, Lake Assal is estimated to be 155 meters below sea level, making it the lowest point of Africa. It is also considered the largest salt reserve in the world. Lake Assal is a national treasure and is in the process of becoming a UNESCO World Heritage site. People are discouraged to swim in this lake due to its high level of salt that can cause itching.

Last Edited by:Fredrick Ngugi Updated: March 6, 2017

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