This nearly 6km stretch of area is considered one of the most important geographical discoveries of the twentieth century.
The Geysers River Valley, also known as the Geyser Valley, is located in the Kronotsky Nature Reserve, Russia, and is also part of the Kamchatka Volcanic Range. In 2014, the Geysers Valley was declared one of the 7 natural wonders of Russia.
Spectacular scenery in the Geysers Valley.
According to statistics, the Geysers Valley is home to the second largest collection of geysers in the world with about 90 eruption points that can be as hot as 248 degrees.
Although this place was significantly damaged when a large landslide in 2007 covered many geysers, there are still some active and existing geysers in this valley today.
The rising steam that looks like columns of smoke is one of the features here.
From above, traveler offers sweeping views of the Geysers Valley. White steaming geysers surround the valley, and next to it is the winding river at the foot of the hill, all creating a picturesque scene in Geysers.
The hilly landscape is hidden under the steam next to the picturesque green winding river.
The best way to experience the Geysers Valley is by walking through the nature trails with a guide. Visitors will experience and see the natural attractions here such as hot springs, mud volcanoes, hot pools… and of course, geysers.
Large and small geysers are scattered throughout the valley.
Hiking is the best way to experience and see the unique nature that the Geysers Valley has to offer.
The most remarkable point of the journey is to see firsthand the giant geysers erupting. It was an amazing sight with a large amount of water pouring out of the ground about 30 meters into the air, creating a cloud of steam that rose 300 meters high. These eruptions usually last about 2 minutes.
Impressively powerful streams of water.
Moving to the Geysers Valley is quite a challenging journey. The only way to reach this place is by helicopter.
Helicopters are the only way to reach the Geysers Valley.
The ideal time to visit the Geysers Valley is from July to September. During this time, daytime temperatures will be around 20 degrees, mild weather suitable for hiking, camping as well as participate in valley exploration activities.
From mid-May to mid-June, the venue will be closed travel. This is one of the activities to encourage the growth of the bear population in the area.
Picturesque panorama of the Geysers . valley
According to VTC
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