Is this the world's most colourful mountain range? Surreal photos make Argentinian peaks look like Vincent Van Gogh painting
- Photographer Kevin Zaouali shot the ethereal landscapes at the Hornocal mountain range, near the Bolivian border
- The striking mountains are made up of eleven different rock layers which give the effect of a rainbow of reds
With their vibrant colours, pinpoint constellations and what could be brush strokes, these images are reminiscent of a great post-impressionist masterpiece.
One photograph shows a beautiful star stream over the South American night sky, which looks like a huge, celestial pinwheel. Another contrasts the fire red mountains against the clear blue sky above.
The striking mountains are part of the Quebrada de Humahuaca valley, a UNESCO world heritage site. A rainbow of eleven different rock layers gives the peaks their distinctive appearance, and the best position for observation is a nearby hill which is located at an altitude of 4,300m.
Read more and see additional pictures - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-2743411/Is-world-s-colourful-mountain-range-The-surreal-beautiful-photographs-make-northern-Argentinian-mountain-range-look-painted-Vincent-Van-Gogh.html
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