Pacaya, Volcano in Guatemala
Pacaya is one of the most active volcanoes in Central America.
The volcano has been erupting continuously since 1965.
Local communities make a livelihood by guiding tours to Pacaya.
Visitors often hike to the summit to view the lava flows.
The Lava Store, located near Pacaya, sells jewelry made from volcanic ash.
Location: Escuintla Department
Inception: 1956
Elevation above the sea: 2,552 m
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