Mount Tavurvur

Worth going [scenery] beautiful [price-performance ratio] [interesting]

Tavurvur is an active duplex volcano located near Labaul in Papua New Guinea's Eastern New British Province. It is an exhaust vent of Labaul volcano, located on its eastern edge, the most active part of Labaul volcano. Standing at the foot of Mount Tauru, it was completely unimaginable that its eruption had destroyed half of Rabauer, and now it can feel only the heat coming from the face. Tauru volcano is not actually a sightseeing spot, just a wild volcano, so be sure to take safety as the first, find locals to take you up the mountain. The local villagers took us along the wild road, and the rock crevices of the crater were still cooing. The drone was raised, and the friend said that this volcano is like a chocolate cake. From the perspective of the god of the drone, I seem to be in the surface of the earth, more like the surface of the moon.