day8 in iceland

Walaupun x tinggi sgt hiking CAbarannya licin sbb ice Dah la pakai kasut sport shoes ja Turun dah mcm penguin #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday Hangpa tgk la gigih nak ambik ganbar Kasut dah tengelam dlm snow Dah la pakai sport shoe jawapnya basah la stockin tu. Apa2 enjoy ja- akibatnya tanggung sendiri haha #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday Destination yg seterusnya Skútustadagrig pseudo craters Layan ja view sini #payandtravelwithbrain #tripistemewabirthday #tripblazers #spooktaculartrip #fallingforfall #awesomepic #mytripvlog #passionpassport

The wonder of Iceland is that it has many "hot" active volcanoes and an endless "cold" big ice sheet. It is the island country that "Ice and Fire". The most natural thing I expect is "fire" and "ice." "The geological wonders." The Namafjall geothermal area is located at the foot of the Naamafier Mountain on the east side of Lake Mi. This large piece of grass that is not born and will always be hot, looks from afar, with rich ground and white smoke. At first, I think it would be a man-made chemical factory. When I came closer, it turned out to be water vapor emerging from the ground. Thick white smoke spewed out from the ground, forming a number of white plumes, and it continued to make a "beep" sound, and the scene was spectacular. There are also a lot of muddy gray hot pits next to it. The mud in the pit is tumbling and steaming, and the temperature is as high as 80-100 °C. In such a "high-risk zone", visitors can only walk on the road with simple guardrails. It is too close to the air outlet. People's skin may be burned at any time. If it is too close to the geothermal pit, it will fall into a high temperature mud. Into "Tang Pig". Every step is a thin ice, just like walking on the "hot pot", both thrilling and exciting, but also let me deeply feel the magical power of "Iceland Fire". At the same time, the Naamafier Tropical has also been dubbed the most tasteful scenic spot in Iceland. You can not only see the spectacle of geothermal but also smell it. Like the taste." Because the underground is a natural hot spring, various minerals from the ground come out with the gush of geothermal heat.