De două ori mai mic decât Serengeti, cu un cer nesfârșit. Cum arată și unde este „Drumul spre Rai”, care traversează o oglindă sidefie

The Great Rann of Kutch in Gujarat, India, is a vast salt desert that transforms dramatically with the seasons. In summer, temperatures soar to 50°C, while monsoon rains create temporary lakes, attracting diverse wildlife. The region is crucial for salt production, supplying 70-80% of India's needs. It is home to the endangered Indian wild ass and features mysterious lights known as 'chir batti'. However, human development and climate change threaten this unique ecosystem, with renewable energy projects and salt extraction impacting the landscape.