Volcán de Fuego - Chimaltenango, Guatemala
Watch a live view of Volcán de Fuego in Guatemala. This real-time camera captures continuous activity from one of Central America’s most active stratovolcanoes, showing smoke plumes, ash emissions, changing light conditions, and dramatic volcanic landscapes throughout the day and night.
The camera is positioned on the crater of Volcán de Agua, approximately 15.5 km from Volcán de Fuego, providing a clear panoramic perspective of ongoing volcanic activity. Volcán de Fuego, also known as Chi Q’aq, has been erupting regularly since 2002, with frequent releases of gas, ash, and occasional lava flows.
Interesting Fact: Volcán de Fuego is one of the most active volcanoes in the Americas, often producing small explosive eruptions every 15–30 minutes that send ash and glowing lava fragments hundreds of meters into the air.
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location_on Volcán de Agua Crater Viewpoint, Chimaltenango, Guatemala
