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Atacama Desert – Chilean, Argentinean and Bolivian Andes aerial view – above dramatic snowcapped pastel colored landscapes, exotic volcanoes and Idyllic Atacama Desert, Volcanic landscape panorama – Chile, Bolivia and Argentina border

Rising 15,000 ft from Lima to the Ticlio pass in Central Peru.

Panorama landscape view of colorful red hills at Palccoyo rainbow mountain Cordillera de Arcoiris Palcoyo Cuzco Peru andes in South America

Scenic aerial view of Vinicunca Red Valley in Peru

The slope of this mountain, known as cerro rojo, faces the famous mountain of seven colors, also called Vinicunca, in Peru. This area is home to many minerals that give the mountains this intense and beautiful color.

$Palcoyo Rainbow Mountain, Cusco, Peru - August 27, 2022; In Palcoyo there are three Rainbow Mountains. The Rainbow Mountains are composed of stratified layers of sandstone. These fine-grained rock layers contain large amounts of iron and other minerals, which give the mountains the pigments for the various colored stripes\n\nFrom Palcoyo it's possible to see the glacial Ausangate Peak. Palcoyo is also famous for its stone forest area which is 4900 metres above sea level. The name is given due to the look of the big standing sharp stones that gives the illusion of a forest.$

Panoramic view of Glaciar Nevado Inca, Cusco, Perú

This is the place of winter camps of Altai shepherds

View on Cerro rico mine by Potosi in Bolivia

Near Lima, Peru, Panoramic view of colorful stratified hills of the Andes showing geological formations under a bright blue sky, showing the diverse and vibrant terrestrial strata.

Scenic awe-inspiring view of Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain in Peru

Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain in a snowstorm

Sucre, Bolivia, October 22, 2023: View of a river in a locality Camino del Inca (Inca Path) in Bolivian Andes on a sunny day.

$Palcoyo Rainbow Mountain, Cusco, Peru - April 28, 2022; In Palcoyo there are three Rainbow Mountains. The Rainbow Mountains are composed of stratified layers of sandstone. These fine-grained rock layers contain large amounts of iron and other minerals, which give the mountains the pigments for the various colored stripes\n\nFrom Palcoyo it's possible to see the glacial Ausangate Peak. Palcoyo is also famous for its stone forest area which is 4900 metres above sea level. The name is given due to the look of the big standing sharp stones that gives the illusion of a forest.$

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view of the Andean mountains called Vinicunca or winikunka also called Seven Color Mountains near Ausangate in the Cusco region of Peru in South America

Scenic photo of rugged terrain in Peruvian Andes.

The colored layers of these mountains were formed millions of years ago from red sandstone, which, under the influence of climatic conditions, groundwater and mineral impurities, turned yellow, green, white and other colors

Mount Vinicunca (Rainbow mountain) in Peru

Aerial view of high altitude Palcoya rainbow mountain in Peru

Mount Tavildara, the old Pamir Highway. Pamir, Tajikistan

Hiking scene in Vinicunca, Cusco Region, Peru. Rainbow Mountain (Montana de Siete Colores).

$Palcoyo Rainbow Mountain, Cusco, Peru: In Palcoyo there are three Rainbow Mountains. The Rainbow Mountains are composed of stratified layers of sandstone. These fine-grained rock layers contain large amounts of iron and other minerals, which give the mountains the pigments for the various colored stripes\n\nFrom Palcoyo it's possible to see the glacial Ausangate Peak. Palcoyo is also famous for its stone forest area which is 4900 metres above sea level. The name is given due to the look of the big standing sharp stones that gives the illusion of a forest.$

The colors of the Atlas mountains, surroundings, Imilchil, Morocco

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