Pictures - Cotahuasi Canyon
Petroglyphs of Toro Muerte I
Petroglyphs of Toro Muerte II
Petroglyphs of Toro Muerte III
Petroglyphs of Toro Muerte IV
Flowers in the valley of the river Rio Majes
Bridge over an arm of Rio Majes
Dinosaur in the valley of Rio Majes
Footprints of Dinosaurs
Our competent guide to the Dinosaurs footprints
Wasp's nest on the way to the Dinosaurs footprints
Spider on the way to the Dinosaurs footprints
Laguna Pallacocho with Nevado Coropuna, the highest mountain in southern Peru (6425 meters)
Chapel with Llamas between Chuquibamba and Cotahuasi
Majestic Nevado Solimana (6093 meters sea-level) seen from the way to Cerro Yana Sanca Grande
Summit of Cerro Yana Sanca Grande, 5496 meters sea-level
North faces of Cerro Yana Sanca Grande (left) and Nevado Solimana
Cotahuasi canyon and village (left)
Main square of Cotahuasi
Bridge over the river Rio Cotahuasi
Graveyard of Cotahuasi
In the hot springs of Lucho
Main square of Puyca
Inca ruins above Puyca
View from the Inca ruins into the Cotahuasi canyon
Puyca seen from the way to the Inca ruins
Fiesta in Puyca
Preparation bullfights in Puyca
People waiting for bullfights
Presentation of a precious cock
Roped up bull
Fighting bull
Playing girls
Cuyos (guinea pigs), one of the Peruvian national dishes
Flower on the way to the forest of stones - Bosque de Piedras Huito (close to Pampamarca)
More flowers on the way to the forest of stones I
More flowers on the way to the forest of stones II
Bug with huge sting on the way to the forest of stones
Human bones in an Inca tumbstone on the way to the forest of stones
Eleven years old Hilde, our nice guide to the forest of stones
In the forest of stones I
In the forest of stones II
In the forest of stones III
In the forest of stones IV
Hilde
Main square of Pampamarca
Houses of Pampamarca
View into the canyon of Pampamarca II
View into the canyon of Pampamarca I
The waterfall Catarata del Uskune
Back in the valley of Rio Majes
Petroglyphs of Miculla I
Petroglyphs of Miculla II
Petroglyphs of Miculla III
Suspension bridge to the petroglyphs of Miculla
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