Several of these fumaroles exist at the top of the volcano, spitting out smoke, steam, and sulphur which can be seen as a yellowish crust in the picture.
Several of these fumaroles exist at the top of the volcano, spitting out smoke, steam, and sulphur which can be seen as a yellowish crust in the picture.
It was at this time that I heard a crackling hissing sound nearby, turned around, and saw that about 10 metres away the ground had opened up and there was now hot red lava following out of the newly formed crevice.
The name Chichen Itza is derived from the Mayan meaning “at the mouth of the well of the Itza”.
The clouds part long enough to review the mountains and a rainbow
Clouds envelop the Himalayan peaks of Nepal, a scene that is dramatic in colour or monochrome.
