Oskjuvatn and Viti — Photo

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Giant volcano Askja offers a view at two crater lakes. The smaller, turquoise one is called Viti and contains warm geothermal water. The large lake is Oskjuvatn, the second deepest lake on the Iceland. Panorama

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Oskjuvatn and Viti — Photo

Giant volcano Askja offers a view at two crater lakes. The smaller, turquoise one is called Viti and contains warm geothermal water. The large lake is Oskjuvatn, the second deepest lake on the Iceland. Panorama

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