Dagejia Geysers

Dagejia Pohutu geyser

Possibly one of the largest geyser fields in the world reported having some 100 geysers. Dagejia Geyser spouts up to 20 m high and is the largest geyser in Tibet.

Kalarskiy Geyser

Kalarskiy Geyser is a small geyser, or, rather intermittent thermal spring in remote, beautiful area of Siberia. Fountain is some 0.2 – 0.5 m high.

Geothermal fields

Morning Glory Pool in Upper Geyser Basin

The most impressive geothermal fields – areas where the groundwater is heated by magma and forms interesting natural monuments.

North-West Eifuku Champagne Vent

Eifuku Champagne Vent emitting bubbles of liquid carbon dioxide, Northern Marianas

A submarine vent on a volcano that emits almost pure liquid carbon dioxide at 1,600 m depth. Such phenomenon is known in three places on Earth and at Eifuku it is most abundant.

North-Western solfatara field of Shiashkotan

Sinarka volcano on Shiashkotan Island. North-Western solfatara field is in the central part of image, partly obscured with clouds

An interesting geothermal field where in 2007 was discovered a geyser-like spring named "Chornij Drakon" (Black Dragon). Here is located also a spouter "Geizernij" that on a regular basis spurts 1 – 1.5 m high jet of gas and water.

Mount Recheshnoi Geyser field, Umnak

One of geysers in Mount Recheshnoi Geyser Field, Alaska

The only location in Alaska with true geysers: three closely located geyser fields with 5 active geysers (the highest – 2 m tall) and 9 natural fountains.

Savusavu Hot Springs

Hot springs located at the seaside, some springs are seen only at low tide. The temperature of springs – up to 90° C. In earlier times these springs were used by locals to boil their food. In the 1870ies for two months these springs turned into geysers, up to 12 – 18 m high.

Gunnuhver geothermal area

Gunnuhver geothermal area, collapsed visitors platform seen through the fume of fumarole

A geothermal field with mud pools and fumaroles, former geysers. A legend about a ghost that was dragged in the fumarole.