Heilige Vallei uitzicht vanaf Pukapukara (Rode Vesting) Heilige Vallei of Urubamba Vallei, naar de naam van de rivier die het oversteekt, wordt beschouwd als het centrum van het Inca Rijk te zijn geweest - Stockfoto’s en -afbeeldingen

An eerie landscape of the misty mountains

High-mountains loch (altitude about 1600 m). Kyrgyzstan

Subalpine forest misty day morning.

Mountains and nature of the North Caucasus, beautiful view of the mountain gorge

View of theAndesCordilleras from theLaRayapass4332maltitudeLaRayaPass is the highest point of theSunRoad,which connects thetwo greatsymbol of thisInca civilizationLakeTiticaca andSacredValley where you can see theAndes Cordillera-ChimboyaPeak at5489m

The Fagaras Mountains represent a mountainous massif that is part of the Southern Carpathians,and in which is the highest mountain peak in Romania, the Moldoveanu peak,with an altitude of 2,544 meters

Vaserului Valley located in the intramountain depression of Maramure leads Viseu from above to Carpathian Mountains.Since 2000,there have been regular steam trains on the Vaser Valley for tourists.

The Andes Mountains-Peru are the longest mountain range in the world. They stretch along the west coast of South America through Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Chile.

The Fagaras Mountains represent a mountainous massif that is part of the Southern Carpathians,and in which is the highest mountain peak in Romania, the Moldoveanu peak,with an altitude of 2,544 meters

The Fagaras Mountains represent a mountainous massif that is part of the Southern Carpathians,and in which is the highest mountain peak in Romania, the Moldoveanu peak,with an altitude of 2,544 meters

The Fagaras Mountains represent a mountainous massif that is part of the Southern Carpathians,and in which is the highest mountain peak in Romania, the Moldoveanu peak,with an altitude of 2,544 meters

The Fagaras Mountains represent a mountainous massif that is part of the Southern Carpathians,and in which is the highest mountain peak in Romania, the Moldoveanu peak,with an altitude of 2,544 meters