Deildartunguhver hot spring in Iceland

The Deildartunguhver hot spring in Iceland is truly amazing. We rented a car with friends and drove around Iceland, starting from Reykjavik, heading north along Highway 1, starting our clockwise tour. Through the approximately 7 kilometers long Hvalfjordur undersea tunnel, you can see the sparkling Hvalfjordur. Just after noon, we had lunch at a chain fast food restaurant in Borgarnes. This is the first time to eat authentic Icelandic fast food. We each ordered a pita set meal and chose a soup. I ordered a lamb soup. In the gap of waiting for the dishes, I went to the counter to check the price. Both sets are 1750 Icelandic krona, calculated at 100:5.55, about 97 yuan in RMB. It is said that the cost of living in Iceland is high, and this time I really saw it. The most impressive attraction is the Deildartunguhver hot spring. It is said to be a hot spring, but its water temperature is as high as 97°C, to be precise, it should be a hot spring. Deildartunguhver hot spring is also famous for its fast water flow. The water output of 180 liters per second is the highest in Europe. The surging Deildartunguhver hot spring is really hard to approach. We quickly took some photos in the heat, about two minutes, and when we came out, our hair was dripping with water, it was really hot. But it's really amazing, I've never seen such a scene before