Parinacota (6348 m), Chile in Pictures

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The Cotacotani Lagoons (Lagunas Cotacotani) on the west side of volcano Parinacota (6,348 m) in Lauca National Park (Parque Nacional Lauca). Behind Parinacota also near the Bolivian border is volcano Pomerape (6,282 m).

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Snow-capped volcano Parinacota (6,348 m) reflected in Lake Chungará (Lago Chungará), one of the highest lakes in the world at around 4,500 m, in Lauca National Park (Parque Nacional Lauca).

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A truck heading to Bolivia past snow-capped volcano Parinacota (6,348 m) and Lake Chungará (Lago Chungará), one of the highest lakes in the world at around 4,500 m, in Lauca National Park (Parque Nacional Lauca).

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Parinacota and Pomerape volcanos, near the board of Chile with Bolivia, in Lauca Park.

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Parinacota and Pomerape volcanos lies peacefuly near Chungara lake, at Lauca National Park, Chile. The lake is the highest in the world, at 4520 m from sea level.