Photograph of the week: Stargazing at the Tatacoa Desert, Colombia


The sun has disappeared behind the horizon and with it the oppressive heat that during the day dominates the Tatacoa Desert in Colombia. Take out chairs and wait for the spectacle to unfold. Because of the location’s proximity to the equator and the desert’s dryness, the air is almost free of dust particles. As a result the Tatacoa Desert is a perfect place to observe millions of stars that appear right after a magical sunset.

Stargazing at the Tatacoa Desert, Colombia

Thank you to Coen Wubbels of Landcruising Adventure for the photograph.

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Comments (1)

  1. Aira says:

    That image looks amazing. I wouldn’t thought that it was real. I thought it was from an animation or something. So beautiful.

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