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Stone sign of summit of Cerro Montecielo explaining that it is a sacred ritual site, Sajama volcano in background, Sajama National Park, Bolivia
The bushes are queñuas / Polylepis tarapacana, found in the dry central Andean puna regions of Peru, western Bolivia and northern Chile. It has been found at altitudes of 5200m / 17,060ft on the flanks of Sajama volcano, making it the highest growing tree in the world.
Photograph ID: Sajama2021_289
Author: Photographer: James Brunker
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