Unreal Rainbow Mountains! Part 2 #shorts #travel #nature

5. Painted Hills, Oregon, USA

These hills display dramatic layers of red, gold, black, and gray due to sedimentary rock and ancient plant material.
The colors change subtly depending on the time of day and lighting conditions.

6. Ausangate Mountain, Peru

Located near Rainbow Mountain, Ausangate features its own palette of colorful stripes and jagged peaks.
It’s considered a sacred site by the local Quechua people and is less crowded than Vinicunca.

7. Cerro de los Siete Colores (Hill of Seven Colors), Argentina

Located in Purmamarca, this mountain boasts rich hues of red, orange, yellow, and green.
The layers are a result of different geological periods and mineral compositions.

8. Death Valley’s Artist’s Palette, USA

Found in California's Death Valley National Park, this area showcases pastel hues of pink, green, purple, and blue.
The colors are caused by oxidation of various minerals, such as iron and manganese.