Teide National Park, Spain

Teide National Park is located in the Santa Cruz de Tenerife Province of the Canary Islands, covering an area of ​​approximately 18,990 hectares. It not only has charming scenery, but also records the geological process of the evolution of oceanic islands. Located in the national park area, Mount Teide, 3,718 meters above sea level, is an active volcano. It is the highest peak in Spain and the third highest volcanic structure in the world. Due to the large altitude difference, the climatic conditions have caused many changes in the natural landscape. In addition, the sea of ​​clouds and volcanic activities have also created a unique natural ecosystem in the area. The changing characteristics and tones of the landscape due to climatic conditions, the wonderful contrast of the sea of ​​clouds against the mountains, the huge vertical drop and volcanic activity have formed a unique natural ecosystem here. As a complement to volcanic sites already listed as World Heritage, such as the Volcanoes Park in Hawaii, USA, Teide Volcano Park is of great significance worldwide. The existence of Mount Teide makes the scenery and ecology on Tenerife very rich, from beaches to snow-capped mountains, from green trees to desert rocks. Figure 9 is a timeline of recent volcanic eruptions in Teide National Park. #OverseasTravel #SpainTravel #CanaryIslands #Atlantic #NationalPark #Volcano #Tenerife #spaintravel #canarias #tenerife #parquenacionaldelteide