Travel Experta’s Interesting Facts – Volcanoes of Guatemala
Guatemala‘s 35 magnificent volcanoes will not disappoint even the most seasoned volcano explorer. This country houses Pacaya and Fuego Volcanoes, two of the most active volcanoes in the world.
Even if you tried, you couldn’t avoid an encounter with a volcano in Guatemala. The majority of the most popular tourist destinations are surrounded by them. For example, the gorgeous colonial town of Antigua lies between Agua, Fuego and Acatenango volcanoes. Lago Amatitlan and the popular town of Panajachel has amazing views of Toliman, Atitlan and San Pedro volcanoes. The reason for all these incredible volcanoes is the result of the subduction zone of the Cocos plate beneath the Caribbean plate.
Which Do You Want to See?
* Acatenango Volcano
* Agua Volcano
* Almolonga Volcano
* Atitlan Volcano
* Chingo Volcano
* Chiquimula Volcano
* Flores Volcano
* Fuego Volcano
* Ipala Volcano
* Ixtepeque Volcano
* Moyuta Volcano
* Pacaya Volcano
* Quezaltepeque Volcano
* Santa Maria Volcano
* San Pedro Volcano
* Santo Tomas Volcano
* Suchitan Volcano
* Tacana Volcano
* Tahual Volcano
* Tajumulco Volcano
* Tecuamburro Volcano
* Toliman Volcano
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What a lovely sight! Your photos are inspiring. When visiting Guatemala, I’d keep this in mind. How many are active ones?
guatemala is one of those places where I want to be. Its famed volcanoes and delicacies are something I shouldn’t miss.
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