This time I visited Unzen Jigoku in Nagasaki, Japan〜 What impressed me most was the white steam all around and the strong smell of sulfur. Along the way, I saw various steam vents and hot spring scenery. I enjoyed lots of beautiful views and took many great photos on this trip. It was a very special travel experience!
All Reviews of Unzen Jigoku (the Hells of Unzen)
3.20
4
- Overview
- Photos
- Reviews
- Basic Information
- Newest
- With Photos
- Most Liked
Showing 1–4 of 4
-
-
Unzen Jigoku is filled with white steam and a strong sulfur smell, showcasing the powerful volcanic energy of nature. Walking along the trail, you can admire the steam vents and rocky scenery—it’s both impressive and fascinating. You can also try hot spring–cooked eggs. This natural attraction is well worth a visit.
-
-
In Japan, places with geothermal hot springs are often called 'hell valleys.' Unzen Jigoku is pretty big, and the strong smell of sulfur fills the whole area. Local shops even cook raw eggs in pots using the hot spring water and sell them as onsen eggs.
-
You can enjoy all kinds of scenery along the way. It's really beautiful.
