Xiaoyoukeng fumarole area

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Xiaoyoukeng fumarole area is a geothermal landscape in Yangmingshan National Park known for its active sulfur vents, hot springs, and dramatic volcanic terrain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fumarole field
geothermal area
tourist attraction
volcanic landscape
attracts geology enthusiasts
hikers
sightseers
bestVisitSeason autumn
winter
climate subtropical mountain climate
country Taiwan, Province of China
surface form: Taiwan
geologicalOrigin hydrothermal activity of Datun volcanoes
geologicalType post-volcanic hydrothermal system
hasFeature active sulfur vents
crater-like depression
fumaroles
hot springs
hydrothermal alteration terrain
rotten-egg sulfur smell
solfataras
steam vents
steep volcanic slopes
sulfur deposits
hasInfrastructure boardwalks
parking lot
viewing platforms
visitor information signs
hasRisk high ground temperature
toxic volcanic gases
unstable ground
hasSignage geological interpretation panels
safety warnings
hasTrail Xiaoyoukeng Trail
surface form: Xiaoyoukeng hiking trail

trail to Qixing Mountain
knownFor accessible fumaroles close to Taipei
dense sulfur steam clouds
dramatic volcanic terrain
strong sulfur odor
locatedIn Taipei, Taiwan
surface form: Taipei City

Taiwan, Province of China
surface form: Taiwan

Yangmingshan National Park
managedBy Yangmingshan
surface form: Yangmingshan National Park Headquarters
near Lengshuikeng
Qixing Mountain
Zhuzihu
partOf Datun Volcano Group
Yangmingshan volcanic group
protectedArea Yangmingshan National Park
tourismType ecotourism
geotourism
volcanicField Datun volcanic field

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Yangmingshan hasAttraction Xiaoyoukeng fumarole area
Lengshuikeng hot spring area hasNearbyAttraction Xiaoyoukeng fumarole area
Chihsing Mountain hasNearbyAttraction Xiaoyoukeng fumarole area