Tourists and sulfur vendors at Kawah Ijen crater, East Java

The video shows a volcanic landscape with sulfurous fumes rising from the ground. In the foreground, there are dead branches and some green foliage. The ground is rocky and appears to be the rim of a crater or a volcanic vent. The fumes are a thick, white and yellowish gas, obscuring the view of the landscape. The overall impression is one of a harsh and active geological environment. There are no people or animals visible in the video.

A person wearing a dark blue hooded jacket and a black backpack walks away from the camera in a dark, outdoor environment. A yellow sign with Indonesian text is visible behind the person, mounted on a pole. The sign reads "HATI-HATI ANDA MEMASUKI KAWASAN RAWAN BENCANA GUNUNG IJEN". The environment appears to be a trail or path, with dark ground and a large rock formation on the right side of the frame. Distant lights are visible in the background.

A vendor kneels on rocky ground in a misty, mountainous environment, displaying numerous small, yellow, sulfur-carved figures on a checkered cloth spread over a makeshift table. The figures are diverse, depicting animals like turtles and bears, as well as Buddha statues and trees. Some figures have heart-shaped tags attached, reading "Ijen" and "Love Ijen." The vendor wears a black puffer jacket, a black headwrap, and dark pants. To the left, another person stands, wearing a black puffer jacket, light grey pants, and green rubber boots, holding a cigarette. Behind the vendor, two woven baskets are visible. The ground is covered with dry soil, rocks, and sparse vegetation, characteristic of a volcanic landscape, with a hazy, mountainous backdrop.

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