Volcano Expedition and Photo Expedition Tour Special Eruption with us
Volcano Photo Tours Expedition special eruption, Indonesia Volcanic eruption ongoing on Mt Sinabung Volcano, Mt Dukono, Mount Ibu,Mt Karangetang, Batu Tara Volcano and Paluweh, Mount Rinjani, Mount Bromo, and also Mount Semeru. This design for Volcano Photographer or Photographer interesting with Active Volcanoes in Indonesia
Mount Tambora, Indonesia Volcanoes erupted in one of the largest
Mount Tambora, on the island of Sumbawa, Indonesia erupted in one of the largest volcanic events, this is one of past ten thousands years Biggest eruption Ever with Explosive eruption . This one of Volcanoes Eruption with deadliest Volcanoes with more than 92.000 people died, also dramatic change of Climate in the world in 1815, the eruption produce of Clouds of gas, dust and ash were launched into the upper atmosphere and over the next eighteen months, spread out across the globe, and making that year without Summer. The Crater after 1815, before this Volcano elevation is 4200m, and Now only 2.700 m In the period 1847 – 1913 occurred in parts of the caldera eruptions that produce lava flow and the formation of Crater Doro Api Toi and this year on 2010, begin on Aug 30,2011 this Volcanoes is increase on Activity from Normall Volcanoes status (level 1) to…
Kawah Ijen is home to the largest lake of sulfur acid in the world
Mount Ijen popular call as Kawah Ijen, location beetween Bondowoso region and Banyuwangi region, east Java. Kawah ijen 2300 metres above sea-level, with volcano is one of several volcanoes located in the 15km diameter including Coffee Plantation area, The volcanic cone of Kawah Ijen dominates the landscape at the eastern end of Java, indonesia. The crater is filled by a spectacular turquoise blue lake The Lake areal is 45 hectare with Deep of Lake is about 200 m is home to the largest lake of sulfuric acid in the world, the active crater at Kawah Ijen has an equivalent radius of 361 meters. Kawah Ijen has erupted six times since 1796, most recently in 1993. Most of the eruptions were phreatic. The eruptions have been small to moderate (VEI=1-2). In 1817, the crater lake collapsed, producing mudflows that destroyed three villages and 90 houses. The number of deaths is unknown,…