MONTAÑA DE COLORES

La montaña Vinicunca (también llamado la Montaña de los 7 Colores o simplemente ‘montaña arcoíris’). Ubicada a más de 100 kilómetros de la ciudad del Cusco, en una cumbre altitudinal situada a 5,200 m.s.n.m. Se trata de una formación montañosa teñida de varias tonalidades producto de la compleja combinación de minerales. ⛺ VIAJA Y CONOCE EL CUSCO Y DESCUBRE LOS HERMOSOS PARAJES ANDINOS !!! 🗻 📲 LLAMA Y HAZ TU RESERVACION: WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/mapi5d ☎...

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AUSANGATE PERU - RAINBOW MOUNTAIN ROUTE

According to the research, the coloration of the rainbow mountain is due to the composition of minerals that it has: the pink color is for the red clay, fangolitas and arilitas. The whitish, for the quartzose sandstone and marls, rich in calcium carbonate. The red is composed of the clay (iron) and clays belonging to the upper tertiary. The green is due to the compound of phyllites and clays rich in ferro magnesian. The earthy brown is a product...

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RAINBOW MOUNTAIN INFORMATION

Its name comes from two Quechua words: "Wini", for the rounded and heavy black stones that abound in the place, which 'em called "wini rumi" (stone). The second is "Kunka" which means neck, 'cause the narrowness of the hill resembles a neck step. Initially, the arrieros of the high plateau and the settlers knew it like "Qolla Ñan" or "way of the Qollas". RAINBOW MOUNTAIN PHOTO Why is it a Mountain of Colors? Its coloration is natural and this...

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