Travelogue of Death Valley

Walking Through the Vast Silence of Death Valley During my trip to the United States, I was recommended to visit Death Valley as a 'must-see at least once' destination. Without much expectation, I went there and was completely overwhelmed by its scale and atmosphere. It felt like a land of silence where everything had come to a halt. 1. Zabriskie Point – A Place That Inspires Quiet Awe The moment I stood at the viewpoint, I was left speechless. The endless soft curves of the landscape, the brown and yellow earth stretching under the blue sky—it was a sight that no photograph could ever capture. 2. Badwater Basin – Walking Across an Endless White Plain The salt crystals sparkled under the intense sun. Beneath my feet was a texture that was both firm and crunchy, and from a distance, it looked like a snowfield. In that vast scenery, I felt incredibly small, and it reminded me once again of the greatness of nature. 3. Death Valley Was Not 'Death' but 'Tranquility' As I walked through this place, all I could hear were the sounds of the wind, the sand brushing against itself, and my own footsteps. That silence, rather than being eerie, felt calming and healing. I had no regrets about the hot weather or the long distances. One-Line Review Death Valley is far more beautiful and tranquil than its name suggests—a place of profound emotion that everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.