African Sahara is the biggest non-polar desert on the planet. It covers an area of about 3.5 million square miles. While the African Sahara is enormous and very massive, a significant bit of it is just covered with sand. There are some green land and vegetation available on the desert; however, that additionally is next to no sum.

With over seven continents and hundreds of nations spread all over, there is a lot in this world left to discover for the people.  These places are vast and filled with an astonishing amount of potential to go through. This potential includes ranging from beautiful sights such as lakes, seas, mountains, rivers, African deserts, which includes the African Sahara, to many other such mesmerizing natural phenomena that surround the humans of this planet. There is not only the potential of nature in these places but also diversity in culture. With hundreds of countries, the diversity that can be discovered from all over the globe can be an eye-opener as well. Millions and millions of people spread across the world, opting for different lifestyles, cultures, and ways of living.

Just as all the possibilities of finding new gorgeous sites fill our hearts with anticipation and interest, first, the most basic question that arrives in our minds is where? Where to start this expedition of discovering the earth from? What place is there that encompasses all of this? A place that has astrong,diversified cultural heritage, tons of languages, different and unique lifestyles, deserts,and gorgeous views of natural scenery?

The answer is Africa.

Considered by numerous researchers to be the inception of humankind, Africa is a mainland of 54 autonomous nations and a vibrant blend of local groups, societies, economies, and history. It has the biggest and most vast desert, African Sahara, and a lot more to offer. The picturesque magnificence and assortment are very staggering; it is home to vast deserts, tropical downpour woodlands, rough mountains, and ripe meadows.

A regularly expanding number of sightseers from around the world are attracted to this unbelievable landmass consistently to encounter its marvels.

DETAILS ABOUT AFRICA AND THE AFRICAN SAHARA DESERT

GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES OF AFRICA

Africa, the second biggest area (after Asia) is covering around one-fifth of the entire land surface of Earth. On the east there is the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean, on the west, we have the Atlantic Ocean, on the north, it touches the Mediterranean Sea, and in the south, there are the blending waters of the Atlantic and Indian seas.

Africa’s entire land territory is around 11,724,000 square miles (30,365,000 square km), and the mainland quantifies approximately 5,000 miles (8,000 km) from north to south and about 4,600 miles (7,400 km) from east to west. The African Sahara and African deserts occupy a huge amount of this territory. In the upper east, Africa was joined to Asia by the Sinai Peninsula until the development of the Suez Canal. Incomprehensibly, the coastline of Africa—18,950 miles (30,500 km) long—is shorter than that of Europe, because there are barely any deltas and not many huge narrows or inlets.

Off the shores of Africa, various islands and various African deserts are related to the mainland. Of these Madagascar, perhaps the biggest island on the planet is the most important. Other, little islands incorporate the Seychelles, Socotra, and different islands toward the east; the Comoros, Mauritius, Reunion, and various islands toward the southeast; Ascension, St. Helena, and Tristan da Cunha toward the southwest, Bioko, the Bijagós Islands, Cape Verde, São Tomé and Príncipe toward the west; and the Azores and the Madeira and Canary islands toward the northwest.

The landmass is cut similarly in two by the Equator, so the more significant part of Africa exists in the tropical locale, limited on the north by the Tropic of Cancer and on the south by the Tropic of Capricorn. As a result of the lump shaped by western Africa, most of Africa’s region lies north of the Equator. Africa is crossed from north to south by the prime meridian (0° longitude), which passes a short separation toward the east of Accra, Ghana.

NORTH AFRICA

The North African region is very diverse, as well. It consists of the Atlas Mountains. The Atlas Mountains are a progression of mountain tops that are along the northwestern bit of the African landmass, stretching out through advanced Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia.

The landscape of the range of the Atlas Mountains is especially hard to cross because of its very high pinnacles, arriving at a transcending 4,167 meters (13,671 ft.) at its high point, Jbel Toubkal, in southwestern Morocco. Other striking spires are marginally littler, especially mountain M’Goun, which estimates 4071 meters. These are some facts about the Atlas Mountains that are in the North African region.

NORTH AFRICA FACTS

• In North Africa, communication is possible if you know how to speak Arabic.
• North Africa is famous for its hot air balloons.
• The well-known Shoe House of Mpumalanga is also located in North Africa.

GEOSPHERE

The geosphere is the world’s durable stone or inflexible external layer known as the crust. Without the geosphere, it would not be workable for people to live on the planet because there would be no firm ground.

A FEW FACTS ABOUT THE GEOSPHERE

• The fluid stone or liquid stone found beneath the world’s surface is a piece of the geosphere.
• The layer of the world’s outside layer covering the whole planet is alluded to as the ‘sima
• Aristotle, the Greek thinker who lived from 384 – 322 BC, thought about the geosphere to incorporate the movement of earth, water, fire, and air.

LANDFORMS OF AFRICA

Africa is an incredibly differing landmass. It is the home of a mind-boggling exhibit of creatures and individuals. Africa’s geology is additionally various and comprises of a wide assortment of landforms.

A portion of the primary African landforms are:

• Plateaus
• Gigantic mountains
• Long streams
• Huge lakes
• Vast deserts
• Profound valleys
• Thick rainforests
• Broad meadows

A PEEP INTO THE HISTORY

African landmass is the world’s most seasoned populated zone. It has a rich topography just as an intriguing history in this manner, making it a landmass with such biodiversity that is stunning. Africa has significantly more to it than neediness and politically sanctioned racial segregation, for which it is notable all over the world.

Africa is the ‘support of mankind,’ where the first primates, individuals and their nearest family members the gorilla and chimpanzees, developed 5 to 10 million years back. Fossils found in Africa, show that the innovative individuals spread from this landmass. Probably the soonest proof of human life was found in South Africa.

Mrs. Ples and the Taung Child are among the most significant fossils found. A lot of these fossils have been found in the African Sahara as well. Many incredible realms existed on the African landmass in early history and the middle ages. Between the fifth and fifteenth centuries, African slaves were exchanged primarily by Arab brokers. In the late nineteenth century, Europeans began vanquishing Africa, which was then colonized in the nineteenth and twentieth-century for the most part from Britain and France, yet additionally from the Dutch, Italian and Germans.

Before the frontier rule, Africa involved up to 10,000 different states and self-sufficient gatherings with distinct dialects and customs.

The Pharaonic human progress of old Egypt is one of the world’s most seasoned and longest-enduring developments of this time and hence adds a great value to the history of the nation.

THE DIVERSE CULTURE OF AFRICA

Africa has a multicultural society with incalculable African clans and ethnic gatherings all through the landmass. Each gathering of individuals has customs that are one of a kind to them. Nevertheless, in every single ethnic gathering all through Africa and the African deserts, the nuclear family is critical, and it is reflected in the traditions of every clan.

African culture, “oneself” isn’t separate from the world; it is joined together and blended with the natural and social condition. This culture is reflected in the urban area, the rural area, and in the African Sahara as well.  It is through relations with one’s locale and surroundings that an individual turns into an individual of volition, whose activities and choices influence the whole gathering instead of merely oneself.

There is a Xhosa precept that is regular to every single African culture and dialect. The rich and different African culture shifts starting with one nation then onto the next, yet inside every country also. The way of life of every ethnic gathering fixates on family and can be found in each gathering’s craft, music, and oral writing.

All through Africa and through the African desert, the individuals communicate in an assortment of dialects, practice various religions, and live in different kinds of residences. Throughout hundreds of years, African culture has fit with societies from around the globe, albeit many customary African traditions have stayed all through.

Ethnic gatherings and African clans have customs that are extraordinary to their way of life. The traditions and conventions of each gathering have been woven into an embroidered artwork as vivid and differing as to the individuals of Africa themselves.

Many things accumulate into the African culture, some of which are mentioned below:

• Arts and craft
• Languages
• Food
• Cuisine
• Music
• Literature
• Legends

ARTS AND CRAFT

African arts and crafts incorporate model, weaving, beading, painting, ceramics, adornments, headgear, and dress. Workmanship from specific locales has particular attributes relying upon convictions, qualities, and customs, however normal subjects found in artisanship incorporate ladies, couples, kids, creatures, a man with a weapon, or a mix of these. Veils are typically a portrayal of strict and profound convictions. They are utilized for customary services to respect divinities or predecessors.

Various regions and clans produce dissimilar African art as indicated by convention, accessibility of crude materials, and correct impacts. The development of families and the exchange they attempted can be seen on the frivolity of the item with dabs and another embellishment of headwear, dolls, and materials.

Adapting the designing and sculptural structures on earthenware give a look at how new impacts and the appearance of modern societies affected customary innate zones.

African art is regularly connected with the generation of useful pieces; however, it is about magnificence, now and again in its humblest and perhaps perfect structure. This is particularly valid for stoneware, where alongside valuation for impeccable architecture, the specialized expertise of making can likewise be respected, particularly without even the least difficult of machines like a potter’s wheel.

The Zulu individuals are outstanding for their mind-boggling beadwork. The shade of each dab conveys a particular significance. The dots have been utilized to send messages known as “ucu,” a Zulu expression inexactly deciphered as “love letters.”

It is an African custom for little youngsters to send a kid a beaded arm ornament of various hues. The kid will court her for some time, and at a suitable time, he will solicit her importance of the beads gifted previously.

African arts and crafts are further divided into various other categories

• Dolls
• Ceramics/Pottery
• Metalware
• Basketry
• Beadwork

This goes on to be a proof of how diverse and complex each aspect of this culture is.

CLOTHING

Attire was not commonly required for warmth or assurance in many regions of the African mainland because of the warm and affable atmosphere, and numerous clans did not wear much by any means. The men wore only an undergarment or cover, and the ladies wore folds over their midriff or bosoms, frequently decorating the remainder of their bodies with scarification and paint ochers.

The sort of garments worn all over Africa shifts from north to south, and by strict convictions and customary traditions. A few societies wear beautiful clothing, while others wear less shading yet remember gleaming strings for their dressing with negligible adornments.

Bark material, hides, skins, and stows away were mostly utilized for these first types of apparel. Guys folded the bark fabric around a belt and went between the legs while ladies hung the material over the belt to shroud the front of their bodies. Raffia was utilized to sew together separate bits of bark material just as being used for grass skirts.

Now various types of materials of clothing are used throughout Africa and through the African deserts for the production of clothes. Materials such as

• Linen cloth
• Raffia cloth
• Cotton cloth

These materials are used to give birth to extravagant outfits that gleam with various colors. Most of the population of this continent prefers to wear brighter and shinier colors. This provides an exotic look to the people wearing them and plays a massive role in the culture of the continent.

African dress ordinarily alludes to the conventional apparel worn by the individuals of Africa. Various clans all through the landmass and through the African desert pride themselves on their national dress, which they use for functions and exceptional events.

There are many changing styles of dress, and the sort of material assumes a permanent job in designing the article of clothing. The texture frequently mirrors the general public as a rule just as the status of people or gatherings inside that network.

In certain occurrences, customary robes have been supplanted or affected by outside societies, similar to pilgrim effect or western well-known clothing standard.

The advancement of dress in Africa is hard to follow because of the absence of composed words, and real chronicled proof. Much is sorted out from different sources like traditional robes being passed on to display day ancestral individuals, verbal (oral history), theater (disguises), and from craftsmanship and curios, which show sculptural portrayals of the dress.

LANGUAGES

It is evaluated that 2,000 unique dialects are spoken on the African mainland. Numerous Africans communicate in a few African dialects and frequently another ‘European’ style.

In numerous nations, individuals communicate in English, French, or Portuguese as an additional language, as these dialects are frequently utilized in correspondence and business. The English language is generally spoken in Africa. The same numbers of nations were once in the past British states. Arabic, the language verbally expressed in northern Africa, is likewise utilized as authentic language.

With 2000 dialects, Africa is home to around 33% of the world’s dialects.  These are spoken in Africa and the African deserts as well.

The decent variety of Africa’s dialects is proving by their populaces. Altogether, there are at any rate of 75 dialects in Africa that have more than one million speakers. The rest is spoken by populaces running from two or three hundred to a few hundred thousand speakers.

The languages of this entire continent can be further broken down into different parts.

• Niger-Congo
• Khoisan
• Nilo-Saharan
• Afro-Asiatic

A large portion of the dialects is fundamentally oral with minimal accessible in composed structure or proper articulate written form.

SUB SAHARAN REGION

It also contains the sub-Saharan region. Sub-Saharan Africa is, topographically, the region of the landmass of Africa that untruths south of the African Sahara. As indicated by the United Nations, it comprises every single African nation that isentirely or mostly found south of the African Sahara. Some astonishing Sub Saharan Africa facts are mentioned below:

• Sub-Saharan Africa is home to a youthful and developing populace, which will add up to 1 billion by 2018. It is encountering the quickest populace development on the planet – at 13.9%, its people are relied upon to develop more than twice as fast as rising and creating nations in general somewhere in the range of 2014 and 2030.
• Practically 50% of the populace – 42 percent – is more youthful than 15 years old. For every 100 individuals of working age, there is a normal of 84 individuals that need support, for example, individuals that are youthful and old. In Niger and Uganda, 100 employable people even have to help around 105 more youthful or aged individuals.

INSIGHT INTO THE GLORIOUS AFRICAN DESERTS

Africa – the second biggest mainland on the planet is likewise home to the biggest desert on the earth – the Sahara and other African deserts too. Truth is there are three African deserts on the mainland – The African Sahara, the Namib, and the Kalahari. Together these three incredibly immense and differing African deserts spread a large segment of Africa.

There weather and climate in these deserts vary as well, which depends upon the desert biomes.

WHAT ARE DESERT BIOMES?

The desert biome is a biological system that structures because of the low degree of precipitation it gets every year. Deserts are spread over about 20% of the Earth. There are four significant kinds of the desert in this biome – hot and dry, semiarid, waterfront, and cold. They are on the whole ready to occupy plant and creature life.

WHERE IS THE DESERT BIOME LOCATED?
Most deserts that spread the world’s surface are situated in the eastern half of the globe. In any case, there are a couple in the United States in Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, and smaller ones in different states. The Sahara Desert is in the Upper District of Africa and is the biggest desert on the planet.

In spite of cruel atmosphere conditions, the three chief deserts of the African mainland are home to a different exhibit of creatures, more than 300 types of flying creatures, and many plant species. The African desert was once home likewise to dinosaurs, whose fossils stay as pointers to their reality in the Sahara a great many years back.

The three African deserts are:

• Sahara
• Namib
• Kalahari

AFRICAN SAHARA DESERT

The African Sahara is the biggest and the hottest desert on the planet, and the third biggest desert behind Antarctica and the Arctic, which are both vast deserts. The African Sahara is perhaps the harshest conditions on Earth, covering 3.6 million square miles (9.4 million square kilometers), almost 33% of the African landmass, about the size of the United States (counting Alaska and Hawaii). The name of the desert originates from the Arabic word ṣaḥrāʾ, which signifies “desert.”

The African Sahara has the Atlantic Ocean on the west, the Red Sea on the east, the Mediterranean Sea on the north and the Sahel Savannah on the south. The gigantic desert traverses 11 nations: Algeria, Chad, Egypt, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Western Sahara, Sudan, and Tunisia.

The African Sahara desert has an assortment of land highlights. However, it is generally celebrated for the sand runes that are frequently delineated in films. The runes are as high as nearly 600 feet (183 meters) tall; however, they spread uniquely around 15 percent of the whole desert. Other land highlights incorporate mountains, depressions, levels, sand-and rock secured fields, salt pads, etc. Mount Koussi, a wiped out well of lava in Chad, is the most elevated point in the Sahara at 11,204 feet (3,415 m), and the Qattara Depression in Egypt is the Sahara’s most profound point, at 436 feet (133 m) underneath ocean level.

Although water is rare over the whole district, the Sahara contains two constant streams (the Nile and the Niger), and in any event, 20 natural lakes and tremendous springs, which are the essential wellsprings of water over 90 significant, desert gardens.

Specialists once dreaded the springs in the Sahara would soon evaporate because of abuse. However, an examination distributed in the journal Geophysical Research Letters in the year 2013, found that the “fossil” (nonrenewable) springs were all the while being nourished by means of downpour and spillover.

THE CLIMATE OF THE AFRICAN SAHARA

The desert climate of the African Sahara interchanges from being a dry, cold desert and a lavish, green desert garden about like clockwork.

The African Sahara is the biggest hot desert on the planet and is one of the sweltering, driest, and sunniest places on Earth.The North Africa climate varies, but the desert climate of North Africa is scorching as well. The only time the desert climate is cold is in the case of Antarctic, Nearctic realm and Greenland. In these regions, there is a cold desert biome. They have snowfall and a large amount of rainfall during winters and sometimes in summers as well.

Incredible pieces of North Africa and Southern Africa, just as the entire Horn of Africa, for the most part, have a hot desert atmosphere, or a hot semi-arid-climate for the wetter areas.

It was found that the cycle between a dry and a green African Sahara compared to the slight changes in the tilt of Earth’s hub, which additionally drives rainstorm movement. At the point when the Earth’s center tilted the Northern Hemisphere only a solitary degree closer to the sun (about 24.5 degrees rather than the present 23.5 degrees), it got more daylight, which expanded the rainstorm downpours and along these lines, upheld a vibrant green scene in the African Sahara.

Archeologists have found ancient cavern and rock works of art and other archeological remains that have revealed insight into what life resembled the once-green African Sahara. Bits of ceramics propose that around 7,000 years prior, antiquated herders raised domesticated animals and collected plants in what presently is a parched desert.

Be that as it may, for as long as 2,000 years or something like that, the atmosphere of the African Sahara has been genuinely steady. The northeastern breezes dry out the air over the desert and drive hot breezes toward the equator. These breezes can arrive at different speeds and cause severe residue storms that can drop to zero. Residue from the Sahara goes on right to the contrary side of the globe.

Precipitation in the African Sahara ranges from zero to around three creeps of a downpour for every year, with specific areas not seeing precipitation for quite a long while at once. At times, the snowfalls at higher heights. Daytime summer temperatures are regularly more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius) and can drop to approach frigid temperatures in the evening time.

PLANTLIFE IN SAHARA

Like all deserts, the African Sahara has a generally scanty network of wild plants, with the most elevated fixations happening along the northern and southern edges and close to the desert gardens and wastes. It has forced adjustments on the plants.

In the more parched territories, the seeds of blooming plants proliferate after a downpour, putting down shallow roots, and finishing their developing cycle and creating seeds in merely days, before the dirt dries out. The new seeds may lie lethargic in the dry soil for a considerable length of time, anticipating the following precipitation to rehash the cycle.

The Sahara plants are present in a small figure, but they help in lessening the harsh conditions of the desert. The plants grown in the African Sahara are:

• Saharan Cypress
• Date palm
• Desert thyme
• Tamarisk
• Acacia

WILDLIFE IN SAHARA

The Sahara has precisely 70 types of warm-blooded creatures, 90 types of occupant-wingedanimals, 100 types of reptiles, and various types of arthropods (spineless creatures that have jointed appendages, divided bodies, and external skeletons).

The creatures consists of Barbary sheep, Oryx, Anubis mandrill, spotted hyena, dame gazelle, ordinary jackal, and sand fox; the flying creatures – ostriches, secretary winged animals, Nubian bustards, and different raptors; the reptiles- – cobras, chameleons, skinks, different reptiles and (where there is adequate water) crocodiles; and the arthropods- – various ants, scarab insects, and the “deathstalker” scorpion.

The natural life is, though, basically along the less harsh northern and southern edges and close to water sources.

MOROCCO SAHARA DESERT

The Sahara Desert covers an enormous piece of the African mainland – more than 3.5 million square miles. In any case, just a little part of it is in Morocco. The African Sahara desert Morocco is situated in the south and east of the nation, generally along the fringe with Algeria.

THE DESERT SOIL

Desert soils (Arid sols) possess about 12% of the Earth’s sans ice land surface, and 8% of the United States land zone, all in the western states: Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, California, Oregon, and Washington. Be that as it may, deserts themselves possess an aggregate of 33% of the universes land zone, with Antarctica involving another 14%

The desert soil types are various. Most deserts have arid sols type of desert soil, which is a type of dry soil while in the African Sahara and the Australian regions,the desert soil type is Entisols, which are the driest.

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE AFRICAN SAHARA DESERT

IS IT LIVABLE?

Yes! African Sahara desert is livable. The number of inhabitants in the Sahara is only 2,000,000. Individuals who live in the Sahara are mostly travelers who move all around, relying upon the seasons. While others live in changeless networks close to water sources, these people have adapted to the weather shifts of the desert and are well acquainted with the climate of the area.Other African deserts are livable as well.

DOES THE SIZE REMAIN THE SAME?

No. The African Sahara Desert is somewhere in the range of 8,600,000 square kilometers. Be that as it may, this alters and changes after some time as the zone of the desert extends and contracts with the seasons

ARE THE SAND DUNES TALL?

The dunes in the African Sahara desert are said to be as tall as 590 feet, which is equivalent to the size of tall buildings! There are many sand dunes in other African deserts too.

IS SAHARA GROWING?

Researchers gauge that the African Sahara’s overall size has become 10% bigger than it was almost a century prior. While this is halfway because of typical atmosphere cycles, human-driven environmental change is likewise capable.

NAMIB DESERT

The Namib Desert in Namibia is more than 80 million years of age and is a very ancient African desert. Incredibly, it is the shared living space of the Welwitschia mirabilis, a plant that shows only two long leaves during its whole life expectancy, which may last between 1,000 and potentially more than 2,000 years. The Namib Desert is additionally home to one of the world’s most significant preservation zones, the Namib-Naukluft Park.

KALAHARI DESERT

The Kalahari Desert is on the three African deserts. It has Angola, Namibia, and Zimbabwe on its sides. Its name gets from descriptive words that signify “the incredible thirst” and “a waterless spot.

However, the Kalahari is not as dry as the Sahara and Namib deserts due to its average yearly precipitation of more than 10 inches in certain regions. There are grasses, bushes, and even acacia trees, wild watermelon called Tsamma melon, and many plant species. The zone is home to hyenas, lions, gazelles, giraffes, reptiles and winged creatures of numerous species.

FLORA AND FAUNA

Flora: Vegetation in the African Sahara desert incorporates prickly plant, date palms, and acacia. We can discover a desert garden in certain spots.

Fauna: The African Sahara Desert animals are used to adapting extremely harsh conditions. They are still present in large amounts and are a diverse bunch of animals.  There has been a lot of curiosity regarding what animals live in the desert and how they adapt. The creature species found here are camels, hyenas, jackals, foxes, scorpions, and numerous assortments of snakes and reptiles.

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE DESERT

• The movements in the atmosphere of the African Sahara are because of a multi-year cycle. During this cycle, the earth changes its tilt somewhere in the range of 22 and 24.5 degrees.
• The African Sahara Desert is the third biggest on the planet. The initial two are Antarctica and the Arctic.
• It is the biggest desert in Africa.
• Sahara signifies ‘the best desert’ in Arabic.
• There is a narrow field in individual pieces of the desert, including the proper countries and northern and southern parts of the desert.
• The African Sahara Desert covers 3.6 million square miles. It is nearly a similar size to the United States or China.
• There have been dinosaur fossils found in the African Sahara Desert and in other African deserts too.
• The most noteworthy point in the African Sahara Desert is Emi Koussi. This is a shield spring of gushing lava in northern Chad.
• More than 30,000 petroglyphs of creatures local to waterways have been found in southeast Algeria in the African Sahara.
• Wind and periodic downpour are liable for framing the landforms in the African Sahara, which incorporate sand rises, rise fields, salt pans, and dry valleys. Land developments usually change.
• The atmosphere of the African Sahara is probably the harshest one on the planet.
• A large portion of the streams and waterways in the African Sahara are just occasional. The particular principle case is the Nile River. It crosses the African Sahara and discharges into the Mediterranean Sea.
• There are a few underground water sources called springs. They, in some cases, arrive at the surface and structure desert gardens. A portion of these is the Siwa, Kufra, Timimoun, and the Bahariva.
• The African Sahara Desert is comprised of sandhills, oceans, rock fields, stone levels, dry valleys, salt pads, mountains, waterways, streams, and desert springs.
• One portion of the African Sahara Desert gets less than .79 inches of downpour every year. The remainder of the desert receives 3.9 inches every year.

DESERT FACTS FOR KIDS

• Europe may be a vast continent, but it is the only one which does not have any significantvast deserts
• A massive amount of surface area of Earth is made upon deserts, 20% to be precise.
• Another fun fact about the desert is that there are sand rises in the African Sahara as tall as 590 feet, which is almost as tall as buildings in the cities. 
• Deserts are not necessarily hot; they can be cold such as Antarctica.

CONCLUSION

The continent of Africa is a huge one, with over more than 54 countries in it. This continent is perfect for tourism and sight-seeing with its tons of tourist spots and monuments. There are also lots of objects of fascination in this continent that can be an eye-catcher for the general public. With various colors, clothes, languages, cuisines, this continent embodies uniqueness and gives the traveler the time of their life.

Whoever visits Africa can get their hearts set on the many beauties and exotic cultures that this place has to offer. From Cape Town to the African Sahara, from someplace as aesthetically pleasing to the harshest and biggest hot desert. This place has to offer and can be the opportunity of a lifetime for anyone interested in visiting.

With a continent as vast as Africa, there also will not be any issue regarding running out of places to visit, as there will always be lots for people to see, be it places, monuments, wildlife, or even the deserts. It is the perfect place to go to and have the opportunity to open up your kind to the possibilities of what the world has to offer.