Mallahle

Mallahle rises to 1,875 meters above sea level, featuring a circular caldera that extends across 6 kilometers in the Ethiopian landscape.

The volcanic formations in this section of the Danakil Horst date back to the Holocene period, marking significant geological transformations in East Africa.

Local inhabitants of the Afar Region maintain traditional practices adapted to the mineral-rich volcanic environment surrounding the mountain.

The journey to this volcanic site requires specialized vehicles and experienced guides due to the remote location and challenging terrain conditions.

The mountain contains deposits of obsidian, naturally formed volcanic glass, scattered throughout its geological structure.

Location: Afdera

Elevation above the sea: 1,875 m

GPS coordinates: 13.27700,41.65500

Latest update: June 17, 2025 18:51