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Description

  • Foto Number: SAH-392

At the entrance to Enneri Blaka, a dry wadi in the Djado plateau in north-eastern Niger. It is located in the northern extension of the Kaouar Valley, which is known for its salt flats and oases such as Bilma. In its surroundings are numerous rock paintings and prehistoric relics, as well as a rock formation known as the "submarine". The Enneri Blaka ends in the large sand desert of Ténéré. About 50 km to the southwest is the well-known oasis of Chirfa. - Enneri Blaka - Niger - 1975

  • Keywords:
    Africa Niger Sahara GreatDesert Djado Enneri Blaka landscape Marker

Description

  • Foto Number: SAH-392

At the entrance to Enneri Blaka, a dry wadi in the Djado plateau in north-eastern Niger. It is located in the northern extension of the Kaouar Valley, which is known for its salt flats and oases such as Bilma. In its surroundings are numerous rock paintings and prehistoric relics, as well as a rock formation known as the "submarine". The Enneri Blaka ends in the large sand desert of Ténéré. About 50 km to the southwest is the well-known oasis of Chirfa. - Enneri Blaka - Niger - 1975

  • Keywords:
    Africa Niger Sahara GreatDesert Djado Enneri Blaka landscape Marker

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