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The Quechuan people of the Andean regions in Argentina, Bolivia and Peru believe that the mountains have spirits and are protectors of the land. A visit to this canyon is enough to convert most modern scientific minds who might scoff at such a belief. The Río del Toro, after which the Quebrada is named, runs through its center and all throughout is diverse plant life, ranging from various species of catcti to groves of ceibo trees, whose corral blossom is Argentina’s national flower. On either side rise the majestic Andes, often shrouded in their characteristic mist, and always so massive and awe-inspiring it would be difficult not to believe they had spirits.
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