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In the following places it will not take more than a car standing in the sun to fry an egg
Death Valley National Park

This place is a desert valley located to the southeast of the United States. The heat is so extreme, throughout the year that, 55 degrees Celsius is the average temperature of the place, considering it the driest place in the American country. US authorities recommend checking the vehicle before getting ready to travel in this area, because being stranded in Death Valley is the worst thing that could happen on a hot summer afternoon.
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Al Aziziya (Libia)


It is a locality to the north of Libya * with temperatures reaching 50 degrees easily at some times of the year.

Desert of Lut (Iran)

The Lut Desert is the hottest spot on Earth, since on several occasions since 2013, NASA has recorded temperatures of more than 70 degrees in place (71 °), making it the highest temperature ever recorded in the Earth.

The most inhospitable area of the desert is called Gandom Beriyan, where its surface is covered entirely by volcanic lava that absorbs a lot of solar energy, which explains the extreme temperatures. Likewise, no creature can live here.