Welcome to Libya.
Welcome to Libya.
It includes the Jebel Nafusa mountain range, extending in the western part of the country, and the Sahara Desert in the southeast.
The population is diverse in terms of origin and culture.
Libya’s climate is characterized by aridity and high temperatures, especially during the summer, while winters are relatively mild.
The desert is characterized by sandy and rocky landscapes along with vast plains. Sand dunes and desert plains make up the primary features of this region.
The Libyan Desert is considered a dry and hot desert area, experiencing high temperatures during the day and significant drops in temperature at night.
Despite significant environmental challenges, the desert hosts some adapted plant life, including desert trees and low-lying vegetation. Some animals have adapted to the desert conditions, such as gazelles, foxes, and specialized insects.
