This volcano doesn't glow red - it turns electric blue at night and looks straight out of a sci-fi movie
Witness the surreal spectacle of Kawah Ijen's "blue lava" after sunset, a phenomenon caused by burning sulfurous gas. This volcanic crater, home to a turquoise acidic lake, also hosts dedicated miners who extract sulfur by hand. The stark contrast between the electric blue flames and the harsh human labor makes Kawah Ijen an unforgettable and surprising natural wonder.
Witness the surreal spectacle of Kawah Ijen's "blue lava" after sunset, a phenomenon caused by burning sulfurous gas. This volcanic crater, home to a turquoise acidic lake, also hosts dedicated miners who extract sulfur by hand. The stark contrast between the electric blue flames and the harsh human labor makes Kawah Ijen an unforgettable and surprising natural wonder.
