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Geysernaya river Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The mud lake in Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Tourists in Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Geyser `Gates of Hell` in Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Geysernaya river and Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia
The red mud water boiler in Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Big geyser in Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Bear in Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The mud water boiler in Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Bear Bear bathes in Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Bear Bear bathes in Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Big geyser in Valley of Geysers in June on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Valley of Geysers is a geyser field on Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia, and has the second largest concentration of geysers in the world. This six-kilometre-long 3.7 mi basin with approximately ninety geysers and many hot springs is located on the Kamchatka Peninsula in the Russian Far East, predominantly on the left bank of the ever-deepening Geysernaya River


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