Volcanoes are fascinating geological formations that capture the wild side of nature with fiery bright colours like red, orange, and yellow.
So, if you are an adventurer, you don’t have to leave the country in search of a perfect destination. India, as wild as its landscape, has several active and dormant volcanoes that may just be waiting for you to explore.
So, let’s check out this list of volcanoes in India for a heightened adventure trip!
Barren Island: Situated in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, it’s an active volcano since its last eruption in 2017. Plan a trip here to witness the wonder of nature, surrounded by the endless calm water.
Narcondam Island: This dormant volcano is located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. With a very small population, this volcanic island is home to various endemic animals and birds.
Baratang Island: Situated in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, it’s not a highly active volcano, erupting only mud and gas.
Dhinodhar: It’s an extinct volcano which has been inactive since a million years ago. Located in Gujarat, it’s a worth visit to see the relic of the bygone era.
Loktak Lake: Manipur’s beautiful Loktak Lake is a Supervolcanic caldera that is formed as a depression after the eruption of lava. This uniquely formed lake is a must-visit for its stunning sight.
Tosham Hills: Haryana’s extinct volcano is said to be last active before million years ago. It’s a part of the Aravalli Mountain range with igneous rock formations.
Deccan Plateau Volcanoes: Spreading to Maharashtra and Karnataka, it’s an extinct volcano whose lava is estimated to cover half of modern India. Here, you can see the solidified flood basalts that resemble steps or stairs.