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Rainbow Mountain & The Red Valley | Peru | Cinematic Drone Video

One of the most populair daytrips from Cuzco (Peru) is visiting the Rainbow Mountain (5200m), the locals call it Vinicunca Mountain, Cerro Colorada or La Montaña De Siete Colores. Follow/subscribe to our channel for free: https://goo.gl/Q14QrC While the Rainbow Mountain is crowded with tourists only few have discovered the Red Valley, which is only a 15 minutes walk from the top of the dRainbow Mountain, the views in this valley our truly out of this world, I imagine Mars to look a bit like this! In this Cinematic Drone Video we show you why its worth to walk a little bit more after you dragged yourself up the 5200m high mountain! If you have some more time, you can do the full Ausengate Trek which is the highest trek of Peru. Traversing the Cordillera Vilcanota, the trek takes hikers over several high passes, down into low alpine valleys and through traditional Peruvian villages. You’ll see snow capped peaks, herds of llamas, glaciers and turquoise lakes, all set within an incredibly beautiful mountain range. You will also get the chance to see the Rainbow Mountains of Vinicunca! Background information Rainbow Mountain: One of the most magnificent geologic features in the world is the Rainbow Mountain of the Peruvian Andes. The mountain is striped with colors ranging from turquoise to lavender to maroon and gold. The reason we see the rainbow coloration in the stratigraphic layers of the Rainbow mountain is largely due to weathering and mineralogy. Red coloration of sedimentary layers often indicates iron oxide rust as a trace mineral. Similar to how a nail will rust and turn red when oxidized, sediments that are iron rich will change when exposed to oxygen and water. This, in combination with uplift and tectonically driven crustal shortening has tilted the sedimentary layers on their side exposing stripped stratigraphic intervals. The different coloration is due to different environmental conditions and mineralogy when the sediment was originally deposited and subsequently diagenetically altered. Introduction of goethite or oxidized limonite will introduce a brownish coloration to sandstones. The bright yellow coloration could be due to iron sulphide as trace minerals within the pore cement. In addition, chlorite will often color sediments varying shades of green dependent on diagenetic history and concentration. Drone: DJI Mavic Pro ND Filters: PolarPro Cinematic Series All footage recorded in 4K Music by Whitesand - The Quest    • Epic Emotional Orchestral Music - The Ques...   Channel:    / @whitesandcomposer   Thanks for watching! Please hit the like button, leave a comment and subscribe to the channel! ~ Seven Cinematics ~ Instagram:   / seven_cinematics   Airvüz: https://www.airvuz.com/user/seven-cin... ~-~~-~~~-~~-~ New Video: "The Amazon | Iquitos Peru | Cinematic Drone Video 4K"    • The Amazon | Iquitos Peru | Cinematic Dron...   ~-~~-~~~-~~-~