Akhtanizovskaya vomit

The Akhtanizovskaya vomit rises 67 meters above sea level, releasing a continuous flow of mineral-rich mud and gases from underground chambers.

Archaeological excavations near Akhtanizovskaya have revealed evidence of Roman settlements and Greek colonies dating back to the 6th century BC.

The site holds geological importance as a protected natural area where visitors experience traditional mud treatments following long-established regional practices.

The volcano operates from May through September, with facilities including changing rooms, showers, and mud pools available to visitors for 400 rubles.

The therapeutic mud contains specific mineral compositions and dissolved gases that emerge from deep within the Earth's crust through natural processes.

Elevation above the sea: 67 m

GPS coordinates: 45.31216,37.08202

Latest update: May 7, 2025 09:54