Have you ever heard of a sea where people float without swimming? Welcome to the Dead Sea!

The Dead Sea is one of the saltiest bodies of water in the world. It is located between Jordan to the east and Israel and Palestine to the west. But when we talk about its most recognized country location, it is commonly known as being in **Jordan**.

The Dead Sea is not a sea like an ocean—it is actually a saltwater lake. It is called the "Dead" Sea because the water is so salty that no fish or plant can survive in it. The salt level is about 10 times more than normal seawater. This high salt content makes the water very dense, so people can float on the surface without any effort. That’s why it’s a very popular tourist spot where people come to experience floating naturally.

The area around the Dead Sea is also known for its rich minerals and black mud, which are often used in skincare products. People believe that these natural minerals help treat skin problems and make the skin healthier.

Another interesting fact is that the Dead Sea is the lowest place on Earths surface that is not covered by water. It lies more than 400 meters below sea level. This unique geography attracts scientists, tourists, and researchers from all over the world.

The Dead Sea is also mentioned in history and religion, especially in ancient texts and religious stories from thousands of years ago.

✅ Final Answer: Jordan.