7 Volcanoes In India To Witness At Least Once

Volcanoes are alluring and beautiful to witness.

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Here are the seven volcanoes of India.

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1. Baratang Island Volcano, Andaman Islands This volcano in Andaman is the only mud volcano in our country.

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2. Barren Island Volcano, Andaman Islands This is the only active volcano in the country.

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3. Dhosi Hill, Haryana This extinct volcano used to be an important site o the Vedic period.

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4. Narcondam Volcano, Andaman Islands Another volcano in Andaman, it is currently dormant.

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5. Tosham Hill, Haryana This volcano exited a long time ago but you can still visit what’s left of it.

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6. Loktak Lake, Manipur This caldera is a sight to behold!

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7. Dhinodhar Hills, Gujarat You can still view the volcanic neck of this extinct volcano.

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