Geiser Sol de la Manana Review

In the evening, we arrived at the Sol de Mañana geyser at an altitude of 4850 meters. It was not the same as what we usually imagined would be a hot spring, but a mud pool with bubbles and steam everywhere, and it felt special. Then rest at the famous hotel under the mountain. This is probably the simplest homestay I have ever stayed in. There is no bath. There is electricity at 7-9 at night. The altitude is about 4200, and now the temperature in the middle of the winter will be below minus 4-5 degrees. This arrangement is to be able to go to the leaky hot spring bubble at night (Figure 4). Although the pool is small, the scenery in the distance is rare. The bubble is so comfortable! It's just that it's so good to change clothes in the simple dressing room and climb 200m to return to the famous hotel. It's more painful. Figures 4-6 are all late-night shots, so the moon is almost as bright as the sun.