Alvaro took our group to the Masaya Volcano National Park. The Masaya Volcano is still active and is known to still periodically throw rocks and molten material from its crater at a moments notice. In addition one should only spend 15 minutes or so near its crater as the sulfuric fumes can become intense. We didn't see any lava on this day because of how smokey the crater was.
Formally known as the gate of hell |
An artist's rendition of the Gate of Hell |
This cross was placed here in 1536 to protect locals from the Volcano |
Smoke and fog coming off the crater, countless buzzards were flying above the smoke |
Friends! |
Has withstood a number of small explosions and other damage. Currently inaccessible for people. |
The Crater Below |
Alvaro having a good time |
Enjoying the trip |
The hike home |
Until next time |
gate of hell looks menacing !
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Great post and photos. Too bad you were at the volcano during daylight hours. There is a lot of steam and smoke at night too, but the lava is much more visible because the smoke is not reflecting sunlight. Day or night though, it is pretty spectacular.
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