El Misti

Misti volcano is a famous volcano in Peru. The volcano is not very high. The group of us did not visit it up close, but just looked at it from a distance. It is also a local landmark attraction

Misti is an extinct volcano, or a dormant volcano. We just looked at the canyon from a distance. It's a very beautiful volcano, and the scenery of the whole place is quite good.

Misti volcano is a famous dormant volcano in Arequipa. Its altitude is very high. The crater is covered with thick white snow all the year round, and the clouds are misty all day long, making it very mysterious. There are no tall buildings or peaks around the volcano, it looks very abrupt, with a small sense of loneliness overlooking the mountains.

The Misti volcano in Arequipa is an active volcano in the dormant period. It is also one of the most mysterious volcanoes in the world. It is on the top of the mountain all year round, with white snow and clouds. It is said that UFOs have been photographed before. Entering the crater is really super mysterious.

Misti volcano is an active volcano, part of the Andes Mountains, with an altitude of 5822 meters. The last volcanic eruption occurred in 1985. This volcano has a beautiful mountain shape and a volcanic cone covered with snow all year round. The magnificent scenery is comparable to Mount Fuji in Japan. If you want to climb this volcano, climbers need to find a guide in Arequipa, let him drive you to the foot of the mountain, and then hike to the top in two days. During this period, a spacious and ventilated camp was built on a slope covered with gravel at an altitude of 4500 meters. Then set off from the camp overnight and climbed to the top before noon, and then quickly slid down the ramp on a chute full of fine ash and debris. July to November is the best time to climb Misti. During this period, the mountain has the least snow and the climbers have the clearest vision. There is no permanent ice cap on Misti volcano, so climbing the mountain is only a hike on a slope covered with rocks and flowing ash. However, you still need to bring an icebreaker and some crampons when climbing during the snowy season. Near the top of Misti volcano, you will see a yellow sulphur pit bubbling with mud, volcanic fumaroles hissing and steaming steam.