Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii – Hawaii’s most active volcano has roared back to life, thrilling visitors after a week of eerie silence. The U.S. Geological Survey confirmed that Kilauea kicked off its on-and-off eruption once more, spewing lava from its summit caldera since Wednesday morning. Park-goers have been left gobsmacked by the dazzling display of nature’s fury, with molten rock flowing freely inside the vast crater. Experts say the fiery spectacle, a hallmark of Kilauea’s restless spirit, picked up right where it left off, lighting up the tropical skies. The eruption’s return has drawn crowds eager to witness the raw power of one of the world’s most famous volcanoes, nestled in the heart of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

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