There is a Nabiyotum Crater, a geological marvel of that Lake Turkana. It’s a caldera, the remnants of a collapsed volcano. You can find Crater in the middle of Lake Turkana in Kenya. Without any doubt, it is an impressive landform, described in a Telegraph photo as the world’s largest desert lake and the world’s largest alkaline lake in the Great Rift Valley.
Hence, traveling to this region is not for the meek, but the rewards are wonderful; Home to numerous active volcanoes, the Rift Valley has more than 150 bird species, including giraffes, zebras, and buffalo. Moreover, Kenyan Lake Turkana by volume, is the world’s 4th-largest salt lake after the Caspian Sea, Issyk-Kul, and Lake Van. Be sure, that Nile crocodiles are found in great abundance on the flats. Further, the rocky shores are home to scorpions and carpet vipers, so not precisely a destination one would want to be nomadic around unawares.
The Rift Valley area of Africa is acknowledged as “the cradle of mankind. We wonder how very few people in the world overall have seen or explored inside the crater, perhaps very few given its dangerous isolation and striving for access. It’s a place to visit if you’ve already been everywhere and done most things. Moreover, one picture of Nabiyotum Crater Lake Turkana was taken by photographer Christian Strebel on April 22, 2009 and published over Panoramio.
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