Festival of burning a whole mountain in Japan
Instead of just burning fireworks to celebrate the festival, the people of Nara city have a more organized way by burning an entire mountain.
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Instead of just burning fireworks to celebrate the festival, the people of Nara city have a more organized way by burning an entire mountain.
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Whether on a sunny day or a rainy day, spring or summer, Japan is simple, peaceful and enchanting.
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Joel Santos ventured to take pictures of one of the world's oldest continuous burning lava lakes, also known as the Hell Gate, located at the Etra Ale volcano.
To admire the spectacle here you will feel like you are lost in another planet that is often seen in sci-fi films because of the strange blocks of stone.
Little animals under the photographer Igor Siwanowicz's lens bring a brilliant, glittering beauty.