Nemrut Crater
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Mt Nemrut is a stratovolcano with the last eruption in 1650 AD. There are five lakes within the caldera of which two are year around. Lake Nemrut has an area of 12.36 km sq – the second lake is much smaller but is heated by the deep hot volcanic material.
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