Fuego Volcano Eruption at Night, Guatemala

Volcán de Fuego, one of Central America's most active volcanoes, erupts at night near Antigua, Guatemala. Located in the Acatenango volcanic chain, Fuego is known for its frequent and often dramatic eruptions, characterized by incandescent lava flows and ash plumes. Its proximity to populated areas, including the historic city of Antigua, a UNESCO World Heritage site, makes its activity a constant concern for local communities. The volcano's persistent activity has shaped the surrounding landscape and influenced the region's history and culture for centuries.