Ninety-nine percent have never heard of it, known as the next Icelandic Azores

Although it belongs to Portugal, 99% of people who have been to Portugal have never set foot in this place. Looking down from the air, you can see the blue lake water and the spike-shaped pristine volcano, which is an untapped pristine beauty. Here, you can hike volcanic ridges, explore volcanic lakes, look for forest hot springs and more. The Azores were hailed as a spectacle when they first entered the public eye. It is a hunting area for the volcano, as well as a mysterious adventure ground nourished by the volcano. Once Azores was a deserted place. There are numerous volcanoes, little wildlife and no indigenous people. It stands alone in a corner of the Atlantic Ocean, isolated from the rest of the world. It was not until it was discovered by the Portuguese in 1427 that the archipelago hidden in the Atlantic Ocean came to life. The new arrivals introduced cattle, new birds, and other animals according to their preferences, which gradually developed into today’s Azores. Although traces of volcanoes such as basalt, volcanic lakes, black magma fine stone beaches and geysers, as well as hundreds of volcanic peaks and meteorite craters can be seen everywhere on the island, this is not a barren place. Time is a good hand, covering these volcanic islands with thick green vegetation. Pure and rich layers of green, in varying shades, pile up on the rugged mountains to create stunning views.