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29 October 2019
Its okay but it has too much polution
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28 October 2019
Showing signs that an eruption is possible
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01 September 2019
For someone who didn't see the eruption live on TV, the cone that remains is underwhelming. There should be a billboard with photos from that day back in 1997 to better show the true nature of this attraction. Better roads would be a big plus but the residents are helpful and friendly and made the experience very pleasant
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15 June 2019
Tourist attraction.. must see
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24 March 2019
Awesome to see. However better roads would be nice.
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04 April 2018
People should refrain from putting objects in the volcanoes or doing any "rituals" it is for all to see and enjoy.
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12 October 2017
This site is simple but shows the greatness of nature. The mud volcanoes are dormant but constantly hissing and bubbling from the gases trapped within. The mud is also great for your skin as it is infused with sulphur. Worth a visit.
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20 August 2017
Not what we expected. It is interesting to think of the geological events underground but its just this small mound of mud in the middle of nowhere. Glad we saw it through.
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23 May 2017
nice view and excellent history !!!!!
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25 April 2017
Post-eruption volcanic mound remains in direct path of Piparo Road but you can drive around the mound via Panchoo Road. There is still minor activity with bubbling mud.
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07 February 2017
Piparo was the site of a large mud volcano eruption on February 22, 1997. The eruption covered an area of 2.5 km² and displaced 31 families. The mud volcano now lies inactive where the eruption took place. An interesting site, with an elevated view of the surroundings due to the mud build up of the plateau but there are no public facilities.
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