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Cotahuasi Canyon

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is a landscape park set up by a 2005 decree. It covers 4,905.5 km (1,894.0 sq mi). This natural reserve preserves an integrated environment where man and nature are living in close harmony, in a preserved cultural microcosm. The difficult topographic conditions have generated specific
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This province is characterized by its steep relief: incised by rivers and gullies, ranging between 1,000 and 6,093 metres, with 19 ecological zones. As is the case with cultures all over the world, the people of highland Arequipa Province are also changing with the times. Nonetheless, the altitude
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The landscapes are quite many, from the rivers at the bottom of the canyon to the cold desert areas of the summits. There are 12 different ecosystems in Cotahuasi reserve. There are also a number of Inca and pre-Inca works including the many agricultural terraces still in use today. The region is
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near Arequipa. Four bus companies start daily from the Arequipa bus terminal, between 4 and 6 pm. The bus drive is 10–12 hours long, on a road which is unpaved after Chuquibamba. It also goes quite high, through a 4500m pass between Coropuna and Solimana.
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Cotahuasi is located at the highest Andean point of Arequipa, in the south of Peru : UTM 683,370 & 790,415 East & 8’275,582 & 8’380,125 North. Between 14°40´22" & 15°35´27" south latitude, 72°19´15" & 73°18´08" west longitude.
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The Cotahuasi landscape reserve is a preserved area. The landscapes have a large biodiversity including many endemic medicinal plants : muña, retama, tara,
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also rich with culture and traditions, preserved by ancient Andean people : weaving, colonial churches, Inca tracks, numerous festivals.
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and remoteness of this region mean that residents have retained many of the practices that are now no longer common in neighboring regions.
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www.aedes.com.pe / Images of plants in the Cotahuasi Subbasin Landscape Reserve
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Rafting the Cotahuasi: One Woman's Whitewater Adventure - Jess Tuerk
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Organic agriculture includes many plants in the reserve :
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15°16′S 73°02′W / 15.267°S 73.033°W / -15.267; -73.033

Landsat 8
Quechua
Arequipa
Peru
Grand Canyon
massifs
Coropuna
Solimana
Ocoña River
Chaucalla
es
Lake Wansuqucha
Ocoña River
Pacific Ocean
Chuquibamba
Condesuyos
Aplao
Castilla Province
Panamerican Highway
Cotahuasi Subbasin
kiwicha
quinoa
mint
fava
oca
pea
anise
tarwi

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