Klyuchevskaya Sopka ( 4,750 m) - the highest active volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula (Russia) and in Eurasia.
After nine hours of flight from Moscow I opened my eyes in a different world: breathing land with its cyclical geysers, coloured fumarols and incredible volcanos - place of incredible power, unbridled energy and personal changes.
This breathtaking panoramic view opens on the top of Maly Semyachik volcano. Its crater treasures up its acid lake for centuries telling endless stories about its most active explosive neighbor - Karymsky, covered with emerald valleys and burned lava at the same time.
Karymsky acid lake reminds an old silver mirror showing the both sides of this wild and tectonic area : the natural virgin beauty hidden in this greatness and burning and untouchable character that is demonstrated time to time.
