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Description

  • Foto Number: AND-517

To the east of the oasis town of San Pedro de Atacama, the striking Licancabur volcano (5,916 m) rises on the border between Chile and Bolivia in the Atacama Desert. At its summit lies one of the highest crater lakes in the world. Historical ruins also bear witness to the fact that the volcano was a sacred site for the Incas. To the right of Licancabur, the slightly lower Juriques volcano can be seen. – Chile – 1976

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    South America Chile San Pedro de Atacama Licancabur, 5920 m Juriques, 5680 m Atacama Desert Andes Southern Andes twilight

Description

  • Foto Number: AND-517

To the east of the oasis town of San Pedro de Atacama, the striking Licancabur volcano (5,916 m) rises on the border between Chile and Bolivia in the Atacama Desert. At its summit lies one of the highest crater lakes in the world. Historical ruins also bear witness to the fact that the volcano was a sacred site for the Incas. To the right of Licancabur, the slightly lower Juriques volcano can be seen. – Chile – 1976

  • Keywords:
    South America Chile San Pedro de Atacama Licancabur, 5920 m Juriques, 5680 m Atacama Desert Andes Southern Andes twilight

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