These slags of sulphur are look deceivingly light, but highly densed in masses, each basket would weigh an average of 80kg.
If you do visit the place, go in the early morning, before sunrise, you will get to see the miners carrying their torches. The weather is much gentler and you probably could see the crater before it gets covered by the fumes.
We only got to volcano after 8am, by then, the turquoise blue lake was covered.
Visiting an active sulphur volcano in Indonesia
Visiting Mayan ruins of Palenque
Climbing ancient tree of Baobab in Madagascar
The disappearing Aral sea of Uzbekistan
Ladakh, the little tibet up in the himalayas
The gruesome Vegetarian Festival in Thailand
Last headhunters of Nagaland
Wanna see Maixmon the mayan deity
Meeting Central Americans on their way to United States for a better life
Preparing for a Cham Dance in Ladakh, Himalayas
I have the Travel Lust - photographing one place at a time 