On what looks like a Martian landscape in Iceland. Hverarönd or Hverir-sometimes called “the devil’s kitchen” or “eldhús djöfulsins" in Icelandic, is just a short distance from Myvatn, but it feels like a different planet. Boiling clay or mud pools and steam vents smelling of sulphur made you feel like you just took a page from a Jules Verne novel. But it’s the color and the barrenness of the landscape that make you feel like you are on another planet altogether. It was really engaging landscape. I hope to see an active volcano at some point, but seeing geothermal activity is pretty cool 😎 except for all the gnats! There’s were a lot of them. But hardly a problem to detract from a visit to such a place. If you do go and bugs bother you, you can always purchase a head net. 👍🏻 #iceland #boilingmudpots #myvatn #namafjall #icelandicgeology #icelandsgeologicalmarvels #icelandadventure #traveladventure #exploreiceland #landoffireandice #vulcanism #Námaskarð #icelandicroadtrip #epicjourneys #neverstopexploring #epiciceland #adventuretravel #icelandicroadtrip #lifesanadventure #travelforthesoul #travel #tour #traveliceland (at Hverir Geothermal Area) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5aUhyVFu1t/?igshid=1kn0jict2hl88
