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Nature's Beauty at Its Best: Bromo Ijen Eco Tourism with Blue Fire
https://www.bromoecotourism.com/

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The Adventure explores tourism in Java
Nature's Beauty at Its Best: Bromo Ijen Eco Tourism with Blue Fire
https://www.bromoecotourism.com/
Exotic Tourism: Volcanoes
What’s your idea of extreme adventure? Rock climbing? White-water rafting? Sky diving? Well, those sounded cozy, comfy and usual compared to these adventures we will be featuring.
Journey to the center of the earth? Check.
A day with one of the world’s deadliest animals? Check.
Space jam? Check.
A trip to the deepest abyss of the ocean? Check.
Or what about a destination where you see nothing but dunes and sand? Check.
Hop along, wear your toughest skin and come with us as we explore the most exotic tourism ideas ever. For the first installment, let’s fire it up with volcanotourism.
Journey to the center of the earth
Jules Verne has a knack for writing fiction that involves exotic travels. Around the world in eighty days (back then when there were no planes yet)? Sign me up. How about sinking twenty thousand leagues under the sea? Why not?
One of his most compelling works involved what we now call volcano tourism. This essentially involves touring erupting volcanoes and watching the earth ooze from the craters and flow into the surface. This is indeed, dangerous, especially when volcanoes suddenly show “fits of violence.” Indeed, some have died touring erupting volcanoes (yes, we’re looking at you, Mt. Mayon).