The Great Indian Desert, also known as the Thar Desert, situated in the state of Rajasthan, India, is the 9th largest subtropical Desert in the world. Deep beneath its glistening hot sands, large pools of water form when the rare rains arrive during the monsoon season. As the water seeps down, it combines with the mineral-rich Desert Salt to form a thick saline mixture. This is pumped up and left to dry in the Salt pans, creating dunes of one of the purest forms of Desert Salt. Monsoon rains replenish the water levels each season, creating a sustainable cycle.
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