Uru rupapuro ruragaragazwa mu rurimi rw'umwimerere Icyongereza. Edit translations
The world’s most amazing craters
One of the best perks of traveling is that you get to see natural wonders up close. Visit a massive crater, and you’ll find yourself reflecting upon the vastness of the world and your tiny role in it.
Bowl-shaped, hollowed-out craters are formed by volcanoes, meteorites and other explosions. They’re found all over the world and they come in all shapes and sizes. One of the largest – Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Crater –is more than 100 miles wide and 2000 feet deep.