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Iceland Sundhnúksgígar Volcano

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The Sundhnúksgígar Volcano event on August 22, 2024, refers to activity at a volcanic system in Iceland. Sundhnúksgígar, a part of the Bárðarbunga volcanic system in the central highlands, is known for its fissures and volcanic cones. The 2024 event likely involved lava flows, ash clouds, and minor tremors, though it is crucial to monitor for potential hazards like ash fall and air travel disruptions. This eruption showcases Iceland’s dynamic volcanic landscape and its impact on the natural environment.

Photography Tips

This photo was taken from hellicopter, which is easily availble to be reserve via online portals. I was lucky enogh to observe this live event on 23-08-2024. Small flites and hellicopters usually take a trour above volcanic site. 24-70mm lens is ideal to shoot the crater and lava feild.

Travel Information

Helicopter or small airplane rides can be book via online portal and they take off from Reykjavic domestic ariport
Spot Type Outdoor
Crowd Factor A decent amount of people
Best Timing All timings are equally good
Sunrise & Sunset 11:15 - 15:41 | current local time: 10:45
Photo Themes crater Iceland lava South Iceland volcano

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