"Iceland Volcano Geothermal Valley" Am I on Earth?

The second stop on the fourth day in Iceland~ 🚙From Dettifoss waterfall to Námafjall Hverir volcanic geothermal valley About 50 minutes🚙44.7 kilometers The colorful ground of the Námafjall Hverir volcanic geothermal valley is the result of a variety of minerals and chemical reactions working together in a high-temperature environment. The Volcanic Geothermal Valley area is a high-temperature geothermal area with many fumaroles and mud pools. At depths of up to 1,000 meters, temperatures can exceed 200°C. Steam in these areas contains fumarole gases such as hydrogen sulfide, giving it a characteristic sulfur smell. This area also produces large amounts of sulfur deposits. This sulfur was mined in Iceland over the centuries to make gunpowder. When I entered the geothermal valley, I felt as if I had gone to another planet. Looking from a distance, I could see smoke rising from the surface. When I got closer, I could feel the hot mud pools and the strong smell of sulfur. I could clearly feel the place. The vitality of the land seems to be breathing. #Iceland #IcelandSelf-driving #Iceland Attractions #Volcano Geothermal Valley #iceland #icelandtrip #NámafjallHverir # Sign up for hotel trial sleeper in July