The Fuego volcano, located in Guatemala, is an active stratovolcano standing at over 12,000 feet tall, and has been erupting since 2002. It’s one of three volcanoes that form the great arc of fire that runs through Central America, and offers travelers an awe-inspiring view as well as a chance to explore some incredible natural phenomena.
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The Fuego Volcano—which translates from Spanish as “fire volcano”—has been active since 1531, making it one of Central America’s oldest volcanoes. It stands at an imposing 12,346 feet above sea level, making it an impressive sight to behold. The summit crater measures 0.6 miles in diameter and contains several open fumaroles that emit steam and gas throughout the day.