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Kerlingarfjöll is a stunning mountain range located in the highlands of Iceland, renowned for its dramatic landscapes, geothermal activity, and unique geological features. The name "Kerlingarfjöll" translates to "the mountains of the old woman," which is derived from a local legend about a giantess who was turned to stone.
This area is characterized by its colorful rhyolite mountains, hot springs, steaming fumaroles, and vibrant geothermal fields. The vivid hues of red, orange, yellow, and green in the mountains are a result of the mineral-rich volcanic rock that has been shaped by glacial and geothermal processes.
The landscape provides opportunities for exploring natural hot springs, taking in breathtaking views, and experiencing the unique flora and fauna of the region.
In addition to its natural beauty, Kerlingarfjöll is part of the larger Vatnajökull National Park, which features diverse ecosystems and is home to several glaciers. The region is also significant for its contributions to Icelandic folklore and mythology, making it a culturally rich site as well.
As the first light of sunrise breaks over Kerlingarfjöll, the rugged peaks and geothermal valleys of this stunning mountain range in Iceland come alive with a breathtaking palette of colors. The rising sun casts a warm golden hue across the summits, while the steam from the hot springs dances in the crisp morning air, creating an ethereal landscape that feels almost otherworldly.

Kerlingarfjöll at Sunrise bookmark

$8.00Price
  • These bookmarks are in around 5x20 cm size (2"x7,5") printed on 300gsm gloss photo paper.

  • The bookmarks are shipped in around 5 working days.

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