Sentences with phrase «crater lake of»

Driving tours are a great way to experience the history and culture of Bali, with trips to Ubud, the Royal Palace, Kintamani Volcano and the crater lake of Danau Batur.

Choose between a challenging 10 - hour slog up Volcan Concepción on Isla de Ometepe, howler monkeys echoing through the lush forest on Volcan Mombacho, gazing down at the eerily dark crater lake of Volcan Cosigüina or watching the smoke and ash spluttering from Volcan Masaya.

Day 2 Visit the crater lakes of Debre Zeit and Rift Valley Lakes of Ziway and Langano en route to Hawassa.

It's also home to the unique tree kangaroo, a waterfall circuit, and the natural wonders of the Undara Lava Tubes, Curtain Fig Tree, and the twin crater lakes of Barrine and Eacham.

Hop on a plane to Ende, and visit the multi-coloured volcanic crater lakes of Kelimutu.

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We drove around the huge crystal - clear lake that is inside the crater of a volcano and stopped at several overlooks.

[241] The attractions and major tourist destinations of Ghana include a warm, tropical climate year - round; diverse wildlife; exotic waterfalls such as Kintampo Waterfalls and the largest waterfall in west Africa, Wli Waterfalls; Ghana's coastal palm - lined sandy beaches; caves; mountains, rivers; meteorite impact crater and reservoirs and lakes such as Lake Bosumtwi or Bosumtwi meteorite crater and the largest man - made lake in the world by surface area, Lake Volta; dozens of castles and forts; UNESCO World Heritage Sites; nature reserves and national paLake Bosumtwi or Bosumtwi meteorite crater and the largest man - made lake in the world by surface area, Lake Volta; dozens of castles and forts; UNESCO World Heritage Sites; nature reserves and national palake in the world by surface area, Lake Volta; dozens of castles and forts; UNESCO World Heritage Sites; nature reserves and national paLake Volta; dozens of castles and forts; UNESCO World Heritage Sites; nature reserves and national parks.

Travel by boat across Lake Ashi, an enormous volcanic crater born out of an eruption, 3,000 years ago.

Both are ports on the shores of Lake Ashi, which is an enormous volcanic crater created by an eruption 3,000 years ago.

But the youngest of the many craters you can see from the Puy de Dôme — some softened by woods or meadows, some filled with lakes — erupted just 6,000 years ago, a blink of the geologic eye.

Turning over rocks across the crater, the rover has compiled evidence of ancient water — a lake fed by rivers once occupied the crater itself — and organic compounds and other chemicals essential for life.

Earth bears the scars of a few twin - asteroid impacts: the Clearwater Lakes near Hudson Bay in Canada, for instance, are craters that formed together about 290 million years ago.

Although no crater has been found, concentrations of these indicators are highest around the Great Lakes.

Meanwhile, one of the craters in the system, Lake Avernus, was referred to as the entrance to Hades in ancient mythology.

The list of places where NASA's next Mars rover, due to launch in 2020, could land has been narrowed down to three: Jezero crater, the dry remains of an ancient lake; Northeast Syrtis, which used to host hot springs; and the Columbia Hills, previously explored by NASA's Spirit rover.

BEYOND its polar lakes, Saturn's moon Titan has vast expanses of hydrocarbon wetlands, according to a new look at the chilly world's impact craters.

«In each of the two crater lakes new species of the Midas cichlid evolved with an elongated body — a phenotype that does not exist in ancestral lakes from which the colonisers of crater lakes came from,» explains Meyer.

Konstanz evolutionary biologists working with Prof. Axel Meyer have now described parallel evolution of two closely related, but geographically isolated populations of cichlid fish in Nicaraguan crater lakes.

In May, the southeastern rim of the interior crater wall was washed over by the Pacific Ocean, opening the crater lake to the ocean.

One of the landing sites, Jezero crater, contains a paleo - delta, where proponents believe organic matter (if ever present on Mars) could have been concentrated out on the toe (low energy) part of the delta, which emptied into an ancient lake.

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Tornabene L. L. et al. (2012), A crater - exposed bedrock database for Mars with applications for determining the composition and the structure of the upper crust, 3rd International conference on Early Mars, held May 21 - 25, 2012 in Lake Tahoe, Navada.

Curiosity Rover's discovery of the redox stratification on Gale crater's lake allowed scientists to find evidence that Mars was once habitable — at least in the human sense — for a long time.

Scientists studied the rock samples Curiosity collected over the course of its first three and a half years exploring the Red Planet, especially the samples collected on the varying depths of the dried - up lake in Gale crater, and they found that the lake was rich in minerals that could have supported life.

In those 5 + years, the rover has discovered evidence that Gale crater used to be home to a large non-acidic lake or series of lakes, with conditions suitable for life to have existed.

The clays and by - products of reactions between water and sulfuric acid (a.k.a. sulfates) that fill the crater are evidence that it once held a lake that dried up early in the planet's history.

The gravity anomaly of the Lake Tüttensee crater (Fig. 8) is remarkable because of the ring - shaped zone of relatively positive anomalies surrounding the central negative anomaly.

Venture to Japan during the heart of winter, when snow - mantled mountains, frost - fringed wetlands, and steaming crater lakes set the stage for an incredible wildlife spectacle.

The surrounding Mabi rainforest, volcanic crater lakes and abundance of wildlife and birds will give you plenty to do while staying at Atherton Blue Gum Bed and Breakfast and the B&B is only 1.7 km from the heart of the quaint Atherton Township.

Marvel at the volcanic activity of São Miguel island and its impressive crater lakes.

Crater Lake Lodge is positioned right at the end of a caldera (or huge crater) formed by the collapse of an ancient volcano.

Visiting the Azores means getting in touch with nature, seeing gorgeous volcanic landscapes with glistening lakes at the bottom of green - lined calderas, dangerous peaks that fall into the sea, intriguing caves that hide surprising secrets, lava tunnels that lead deep into the heart of the earth and awe - inspiring mountain trails that guide you to otherworldly craters.

Boasting stunning landscapes of lush forests, hills and fields, beautiful crater lakes, picturesque villages and exciting volcanic activity, São Miguel island is the perfect destination for nature lovers and those looking to enjoy a more relaxed pace of life.

Hike down into a dormant volcano and relax on the beach surrounded by stunning views of the crater lake and mountainous ridge.

The historic Village of Yungaburra boasts a plethora of gourmet foods fresh from the farm, distinctive art galleries and a range of spectacular natural features such as volcanic crater lakes and majestic fig trees.

Then make your way to Kintamani, perched 4921 feet above sea level on the edge of a crater overlooking Lake Batur.

Stop at Lake Eacham, a volcanic crater lake, before continuing on to visit some of the waterfalls in the Atherton Tablelands, including Josephine Falls and the famous Millaa Millaa FaLake Eacham, a volcanic crater lake, before continuing on to visit some of the waterfalls in the Atherton Tablelands, including Josephine Falls and the famous Millaa Millaa Falake, before continuing on to visit some of the waterfalls in the Atherton Tablelands, including Josephine Falls and the famous Millaa Millaa Falls.

The volcano's last violent activity in 1991 was the 2nd largest terrestrial eruption of the 20th century, and has created a magnificent crater lake as well as altering the entire landscape.

Poas Volcano is world famous for its two crater lakes, one of which is over a mile wide!

To the north of the island lies Mount Rinjani, Indonesia's second highest volcano, offering outdoor enthusiasts a scenic ascent to the peak with lush hiking trails leading to waterfalls, hot springs and a picturesque crater lake.

Explore the beautiful, lake - filled Tjarnargígur crater, then drive to our hotel nestled at the edge of the great lava fields at Kirkjubæjarklaustur village.

Part of Mount Batur's massive caldera is filled by Danau Batur, Bali's largest crater lake.

The briefest Google search is enough to explain why so many are keen to get to the top — in the crater of the volcano lies Segara Anak lake, with the often - smoldering cone of Barujari emerging from the dazzling turquoise water at its eastern end.

If Mt. Rinjani isn't enough Lombok also has cascading waterfalls, a crater lake at the top of the summit with nothing less than it's own hot springs.

As you trek this spectacular volcanic terrain you will encounter old lava flows, hot springs, crater lakes and be afforded stunning views of Mount Taranaki, Mount Ngauruhoe, the Kaimanawa Ranges, Lake Taupo and beyond.

Built in the 1600's on the edge of Lake Bratan, a magnificent volcanic crater, it is dedicated to the goddess of waters, who keeps this Indonesian island lush year - round.

Hiking thru the Ridge of el Pico de cielo, is the remaining of the old crater of the famous Lake Atitlan.

then continue visiting Bali Coffee Plantation to try the balinese coffe for free and see the many kind coffe plantation and watch the process of making coffe Luwak or known as a animal coffe, Then visiting Ulun Danu Temple is beautifull temple floating on the lake of beratan, Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is a temple dedicated to the goddess of the lake is Ida Batari Dewi Ulun Danu on the edge of a huge crater.

Visitors peer into the craters for glimpses of the azure lakes at the bottom and enjoy nearby coffee farms, waterfalls, butterflies and cloud forest trails.

The Tongariro Alpine Crossing, named by Lonely Planet as one of the Top 10 World Parks, simmers with andesitic volcanoes, freezing crater lakes and retreating glaciers from the ice age.