Brazil's enchanting desert lagoons, Lençóis Maranhenses

Lansois Marinenes, a National Park in Brazil, transforms from a desert to a lagoon-filled landscape during the rainy season from January to June. Rainwater collects between sand dunes, forming clear lagoons that attract visitors. These lagoons can be over 300 feet long and 10 feet deep, with warm water temperatures. Visiting requires navigating rough terrain with a four-wheeler. As the dry season approaches, the lagoons disappear, and the area reverts to its desert state.

What challenges do visitors face when trying to reach the pools?

What happens to the landscape of Lansois Marinenes during the dry season?