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Gobustan Mud Volcano is a natural feature, located at Gobustan Mud Volcano, Azerbaijan

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Gobustan Mud Volcano

Added by Jopie, at 14 June 2017

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9 Reviews

  • Mehran Sadeghnezhad
    12 May 2018

    Unique natural phenomena near gubustan but to reach that area need to off-road car or rent LADA in gubustan.

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  • Josh Garrett
    01 April 2018

    Only visible in a few parts of the world, these cold mud volcanoes are fascinating. Took awhile for me to capture the bubble mid-pop but I finally got. As you leave look back and take notice that you were standing on one mountain sized mud volcano.

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  • Thomas Vaughan
    20 March 2018

    Very interesting place. It is very hard to get there. So I would recommend a taxi for 20-30 Manat, including the Gobustan National park. I would recommend taking some good shoes

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  • Sunil Gopal
    10 January 2018

    It is hard to find because there are no signs, but if you look at Google satellite view, you can see the dirt road of off the Western side of Alat. It is inaccessible when it is rainy, and it's quite a hike up a mountain if a car won't take you. However, you are rewarded with a very unique place!

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  • Corey On2Wheels
    21 December 2017

    Amazing natural phenomenon! Prepare water for washing and reserve some more time if you want to take a close look at the mud volcano.

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  • Short Seller
    27 October 2017

    Just pile of mud. Cold and windy during autmn

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  • SAMI ELGAMALA
    28 September 2017

    Nice place for finish trip

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  • Mar Pages
    06 August 2017

    Very cool mud volcanos - bring your swimming suit and lots of water to wash off the mud afterwards and get into the volcanos. Be careful to only get into the Ines which are shallow or you could be swollen by the mud

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  • Philippe Jeanty
    21 June 2017

    Very neat place with several dozen mud volcanoes from a few centimeters to several meters, burping gently. Fascinating! The mud is not hot and the eructed gas don't smell like methane or hydrogen sulfur.

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