Ijen Volcano Complex Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Ijen crater on banyuwangi, take by drone dji mavic mini 2

Blue fire in the Ijen Mountain in the east java taken from closes possible position

A crater located 9.085 ft, has a one-kilometer wide turquoise-coloured acidic crater lake

Sunrise panoramic view of Kawah Ijen volcano crater, largest in world sulphur acidic lake with hot steam, poisonous fume. Popular travel destination, adventure hike tour in East Java, Indonesia

Kawah Ijen or Known as Ijen Crater is one of the most exotic active Volcano in the world. The Ijen volcano complex is a group of composite volcanoes in the Banyuwangi Regency of East Java, Indonesia.

Among the several volcanoes that I have hiked in Indonesia , Mount Ijen is undoubtedly the most magical. In the early morning, the sun shines on the blue acid lake shrouded in sulfur steam, and a few dead trees next to the cliffs form a landscape. A scene like a demonic world. Here you feel as if you have entered another planet. The colorful colors mixed with the pungent smell of sulfur stimulate your sense of sight and smell. This magical natural landscape is full of fatal temptations and is difficult to resist.

Deadwood leafless trees at Kawah Ijen volcano with turquoise sulfur water lake at sunrise. Panoramic view of East Java, Indonesia. Natural landscape background.

Beautiful view of Kawah Ijen lake and volcano early morning at East Java, Indonesia. The most famous tourist attraction in Indonesia.

Kawah ijen volcano crater with blue flame and acid sulfuric smoke view at dawn morning. Beautiful Landmark of nature adventure for traveler in East Java, Indonesia

Mount ijen is an active volcano with sulfur springs, an acidic lake and blue burning fire that can only be seen at night. One of my favorite places for sure

Blue Fire is ignited sulphuric gas, which emerges from cracks at temperatures up to 600 degrees Celsius (1,112 degrees Fahrenheit).

The green crater lake of the Ijen volcano in East Java, Indonesia. At the shore of the acid lake there is an active vent which is a source of elemental sulfur. At this place local people do sulfur mining - the miners break out the sulfur in large pieces and carry it in baskets up to the crater rim and afterwards down to the village at the slopes of the vulcano. These workers are carrying baskets with loads between 70 and 100 kilograms, most of them are doing this twice a day.

the blue fire along the sulfur path in Ijen Volcano, Java in Indonesia

Landscape stock photo of the crater of Ijen Volcano (Kawah Ijen) as seen from the top of Mount Merapi (Gunung Merapi) in Java, Indonesia.

Beautiful view of Kawah Ijen lake and volcano early morning at East Java, Indonesia. The most famous tourist attraction in Indonesia.

Blue Fire Ijen is a mesmerizing natural phenomenon captured in this stunning photograph. The image transports viewers to the otherworldly landscape of Mount Ijen in East Java, Indonesia, where a rare and captivating display of electric blue flames illuminates the darkness. The photo perfectly captures the ethereal essence of the blue fire, created by ignited sulfuric gas that emerges from the volcano's fumaroles. The composition is striking, with the vivid blue flames contrasting against the deep, inky blackness of the night sky. The flames, almost supernatural in their brilliance, dance and flicker, casting an enchanting glow on the rugged terrain. The photographer skillfully captures the dynamic interplay of light and shadow, emphasizing the raw and primal beauty of the volcanic activity. The image not only showcases the unique geological spectacle but also conveys the sense of awe and wonder experienced by those fortunate enough to witness this natural marvel. The sharp details of the volcanic rocks and the billowing smoke add layers of texture to the composition, immersing the viewer in the surreal landscape. This photograph is not just a visual feast but a testament to the Earth's extraordinary forces, reminding us of the planet's capacity for both destructive and breathtaking displays. It's a testament to the photographer's artistry and patience, capturing a moment that is both fleeting and timeless, inviting viewers to contemplate the mysteries of the natural world. Overall, the Blue Fire Ijen photo is a captivating and evocative visual narrative, inviting viewers to connect with the awe-inspiring power of nature.

In East Java island in Indonesia, the volcano Kawah Ijen contains plenty of natural sulfur. Indonesian male workers carry the blocks of sulfur in two baskets on their shoulder and they have to climb the crater to the top and down to the village.

In East Java island in Indonesia, the volcano Kawah Ijen contains plenty of natural sulfur. Indonesian male workers carry the blocks of sulfur in two baskets on their shoulder and they have to climb the crater to the top and down to the village.

Sunris at the Ijen Volcano, East Java, Indonesia

Blue fire phenomenon, a flow of liquid sulfur which has caught fire and burns with a blue flame. Kawah Ijen volcano, East Java, Indonesia.

Woman traveler at crater of active volcano Ijen and dead tree, Java island, Indonesia

Kawah Ijen, East Java, Indonesia- October 2, 2019: miner man carrying heavy bags of sulfur on his shoulder in volcano crater

Panoramic aerial view crater of active volcano Ijen and dead tree, Java island, Indonesia

Banyuwangi, Indonesia, May 27, 2015. Sulfur miners climb the caldera walls of Ijen crater carrying an average load of 90 kg.

Ijen Volcano, Indonesia - May 8, 2013: A miner is carrying heavy baskets full of elemental sulfur. They miners are mining the sulfur at the green crater lake inside the caldera of the Ijen volcano in East Java, Indonesia. At the shore of the acid lake there is an active vent which is the source of the sulfur. At this place local people do sulfur mining - the miners break out the sulfur in large pieces and carry it in baskets up to the crater rim and afterwards down to the village at the slopes of the vulcano. These workers are carrying baskets with loads between 70 and 100 kilograms, most of them are doing this twice a day.

kawah Ijen, East Java, Indonesia- November 19 2016: Portrait of a sulfur miner with his baskets to carry the rocks of sulfur extracted from the crater of Kawah Ijen volcano, in East Java, Indonesia.

Aerial photo of active volcano Ijen in East Java - largest highly acidic crater lake in world with turquoise sulphuric water. Site of sulfur mining. Famous travel destinations of Indonesian islands.

This photo was taken at "" located in Banyuwangi, East Java, Indonesia

Sulfur from Kawah Ijen volcano crater, East Java, Indonesia

Hundreds of tourists descend daily into the Ijen crater in hopes of witnessing the famed "blue fire" while local miners chip away at the hardened blocks of sulphur being constantly precipitated through a network of artificial ceramic pipes.

Sulphatic lake in a crater of volcano Ijen. Java, Indonesia

Beautiful view of Kawah Ijen lake and volcano early morning at East Java, Indonesia. The most famous tourist attraction in Indonesia.

Ijen volcano, Indonesia - 04 Aug 2016: People on Ijen volcano, Indonesia

Mount Ijen, Java in Indonesia - February 04 2024: Worker with a sulfur basket in the early morning

The solfatara at Ijen crater emitting sulphur rich gases. This spectacular natural site is both an active sulphur mine and a popular tourist site, drawing thousands of visitors annually to see the unique phenomenon where these gases condenses in the atmosphere to produce molten sulphur that ignites with an "electric blue fire".

Mount Ijen, taken from afar and from some height. Showing the surrounding area

Active Ijen Volcano in West Java. Blue lake with sulfuric acid. Sulfur mining. Poisonous smoke and blue lights. Toxicity.

Beautiful panoramic view of Kawah Ijen lake and volcano early morning at East Java, Indonesia.

Kawah Ijen, Indonesia - August 10, 2011: Miners carry baskets with sulphur in the fumes of toxic volcanic gas at the sulphur mines in the crater of the active volcano of Kawah Ijen, East Java, Indonesia.

Landscape stock photo of the crater of Ijen Volcano (Kawah Ijen) as seen from the top of Mount Merapi (Gunung Merapi) in Java, Indonesia.

Banyuwangi, Indonesia - August 12, 2018: Banyuwangi view showing Kawah Ijen crater volcano

Ijen crater is the main sulfur producer in Banyuwangi,East Java.

Ijen Crater (Kawah Ijen) East Java, Indonesia- May 22 2009: Portrait of Sulfur miner hiking up carrying big baskets with yellow giant rocks of Sulfur after mining the volcanic Ijen crater