World’s Most Amazing Geyser
Geysers are hot springs that gushed water periodically and remove heat and water vapor into the air. Formation depends on the specific hydrogeology, hence geysers are a rare phenomenon. Watch geyser bursts over the years become one of the interesting spectacle, and serve as a tourist attraction. Here are some of the best geyser tours:
Yellowstone National Park, United States
The world’s first national park has thousands of hot springs and geysers 300 to 500. Half of the geysers in the world owned by the park in The United States. Geyser in Yellowstone, including the highest active geysers is Stemaboat Geyser. All geyser located partially in Wyoming, and a small portion in Montana and Idaho.
Valley of geysers, Russia
The Valley of geysers are located at Cape Kamchatka, Russia, and is the only geyser field in Eurasia region which has the second largest concentration of geysers in the world, after Yellowstone National Park. Area formed by volcano activity which is quite fierce.
El Tatio, Chile
The name “El Tatio” means “grandfather” in Spanish. El Tatio is located on a hill high in the Andes, surrounded by many active volcanoes, at an altitude of 4,200 meters above sea level. This hill has approximately 80 geysers until today. Shot of the highest geysers at El Tatio can only reach 6 feet.
Taupo Volcanic Zone, New Zealand
Taupo Volcanic Zone terleetak in New Zealand’s north island, with a length of 350 kilometers, a width of 50 kilometers and is located in the zone on the earth’s crust. This area is bounded Mount Ruapehu in the southwest, while the seabed volcanoes in northeast Whakatane. Many of the geysers in this area that has been destroyed due to development of geothermal, leaving only a few dozen. Bursts of geysers here can reach 500 meters high.
Iceland
Iceland is a country with a very high volcano activity, making it the location of The Geysers, the world’s largest geyser, which spread across the country. Most geysers are located in Haukadalur. During the 20th century, the eruption of geysers in Iceland is usually accompanied by earthquakes from time to time. One is the famous geyser belching steam Strokkur every 5-8 minutes with a height of 30 meters.











