Volcanic landscapes are various landforms formed when magma from deep underground spills out of the ground and rapidly condenses.

Due to the accumulation of volcanic material over time due to multiple eruptions of volcanoes, they often form lofty peaks. Due to the development of faults and joints, the terrain often forms steep canyons, steep slopes, deep valleys and abyssal canyons, which, when combined with the turbulent flow of blue water, often form majestic and spectacular waterfalls. The huge rock blocks carried by the collapse are piled up together to form many landscapes with unique features.