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The road that crossing the plateau of Meseta del Bombon
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Several lakes are present on the plateau of the Meseta del Bombon at the base of the Cordillera de Huayhuash
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Crops on the hills of the plateau
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The plateau of Meseta del Bombon near the mining town of Huaylay
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Sunset on one of the lakes on the plateau
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The mountains of the National Park that characterize the Sanctuary of the Bosque de Piedra
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The small mining town of Huayllay
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Santuario Nacional de Huayllay where there are the particular rock shapes that make this area very special
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Entrance to the Santuario Nacional de Huayllay
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The rocky mountains of the Bosque de Pietras
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The rocky mountains of the Bosque de Pietras
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The Bosque de Pietras is a continuous alternation of high vertical rocks such as monoliths and verdant valleys
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The endemic fauna of the place is mainly composed of llamas, alpacas and numerous species of lizards and small rodents
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Located at over 4000 meters above sea level, an area of 7000 hectares, the stone forest can be fully visited
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Located at over 4000 meters above sea level, an area of 7000 hectares, the stone forest can be fully visited
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Several cave paintings appear in the ravines of the park
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The Meseta with the Cordillera de Huayhuash on the horizon
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Some rock formations look like sculptures but they are natural result of the action of water and wind
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Some rock formations look like sculptures but they are natural result of the action of water and wind
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Some rock formations look like sculptures but they are natural result of the action of water and wind
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Walking through the paths of the park you will pass through marshy areas where endemic plants of the place grow
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Walking through the paths of the park you will pass through marshy areas where endemic plants of the place grow
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Walking through the paths of the park you will pass through marshy areas where endemic plants of the place grow
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Walking through the paths of the park you will pass through marshy areas where endemic plants of the place grow
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The horizon is littered with rock formations that resemble ancient guardians watching visitors
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It is easy to get lost in the narrow valleys that characterize the park, creating petrified labyrinths
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It is easy to get lost in the narrow valleys that characterize the park, creating petrified labyrinths
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The park is popular with climbing enthusiasts who climb the highest rocky pinnacles
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The park is popular with climbing enthusiasts who climb the highest rocky pinnacles
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The park is popular with climbing enthusiasts who climb the highest rocky pinnacles
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Narrow passages, windows and cracks in the rocks suddenly appear, offering unusual and fantastic spectacles
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Rock guardians seem to be watching the visitors
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Rock guardians seem to be watching the visitors
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Turtles, crocodiles, elephants, soldiers create a rocky army that generates awe and admiration for this wild nature
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Rock guardians seem to be watching the visitors
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It is easy to get lost in the narrow valleys that characterize the park, creating petrified labyrinths
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The park is popular with climbing enthusiasts who climb the highest rocky pinnacles
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Narrow passages, windows and cracks in the rocks suddenly appear, offering unusual and fantastic spectacles
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The park is popular with climbing enthusiasts who climb the highest rocky pinnacles
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The park is popular with climbing enthusiasts who climb the highest rocky pinnacles
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Bottom right, the guide leans out of a window in the rock face, waving his hat to be seen
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The guide leans out of the hole in the rock face waving his hat to be seen
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By asking for permission and registering it is possible to camp inside the park
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By asking for permission and registering it is possible to camp inside the park
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Where is the Huayllay National Sanctuary
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