- In English, Hekla translates as ‘cloak’ and people speculate that the name derives from the near-constant presence of clouds around the volcano.
- Taiko Hekla. Immersed in a cosmic backdrop, 'Taiko Hekla' stands as a beacon of digital artistry on the Taiko blockchain.
- Since 1970, Hekla volcano has erupted about every 10 years. The initial phase of each Hekla eruption is always highly explosive.
- Hekla volkanı zamanla sakinleşti mi? Bilim adamları bir düzenlilik keşfettiler: Erüpsiyonlar arasındaki süre uzadıkça, şiddetin bu uyuşmazlıkları daha çok eziliyor.
- If Hekla’s impressive reputation wasn’t enough to tempt visitors, the fact that it is a short drive from Reykjavik certainly makes Hekla volcano a worthy attraction.
- Hekla is one of the country’s most active volcanoes at almost 5000 feet tall and having erupted more than 20 times since its first eruption back in 874.
- Super beautiful and amazing volcano. You can see it while driving in South Iceland, you just have to know that this exact mountain actually is Hekla.
- Hekla volcanic system is located on the Eastern Volcanic zone and consists of a central volcano rising to 1490 m.a.s.l. and is about 60 km long fissure swarm.
- Hekla, nicknamed ‘the Gateway to Hell’ in the Middle Ages, is one of Iceland’s most explosive, unpredictable and powerful volcanoes.
- Hekla has produced one of the world’s largest volumes of lava with around 8 km3 being spurted out over the last millennium.