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A remote caldera in central Iceland, known for its volcanic landscape and a deep lake formed after an 1875 eruption.
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Just when you’ve had enough of hot springs, along comes the realization that you can soak in hot water at the bottom of a volcanic crater. Askja is an out-of-this-world volcanic caldera, located deep in the northern highlands. One crater has filled with a milky blue water, and the temperature is perfect for a cheeky dip. Tackle the rough mountain roads in a 4×4 or let an expert do the driving.
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