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		<title>Climbing in the Colca Canyon in Peru</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Colca Canyon has many high peaks that can be climbed, and present interest not only in the climb itself, but also in the importance of the mountains.
Most had spiritual importance for the inhabitants of the area. Coropuna, at 6,613m, is the third-highest mountain in Peru.
And Ampato, at 6,310m, is where the remains of the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The <strong>Colca Canyon</strong> has many high peaks that can be climbed, and present interest not only in the climb itself, but also in the importance of the <strong>mountains</strong>.</p>
<p>Most had spiritual importance for the inhabitants of the area. <strong>Coropuna</strong>, at 6,613m, is the third-highest <strong>mountain in Peru</strong>.</p>
<p>And <a title="Ampato climbing Arequipa Peru" href="http://www.todoarequipa.com/fotos/expediciones/ascenso-nevado-ampato/" target="_blank">Ampato</a>, at 6,310m, is where the remains of the Inca <strong>mummy Juanita</strong> were <strong>discovered</strong>.</p>
<p>Mismi, at 5,597m, is accepted as the true source of the Amazon River.<span id="more-22"></span></p>
<p>In an expedition to the area by Jacques Cousteau in the 1980s, an engraving of a toucan was found in a cave, indicating that the inhabitants knew of the links between this area and the Amazon basin.</p>
<p>Climbing guides can be found in <a title="Arequipa Peru travel" href="http://www.arequipatravel.com"><strong>Arequipa</strong></a> or in <a title="Cabanaconde" href="http://www.todoarequipa.com/fotos/caylloma/cabanaconde/" target="_blank">Cabanaconde</a>.</p>
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