- When in the 1990’s a research team found some children mummified bodies on the summit of Llullaillaco 6800m mountain in the Chilean Andes.
- This finding more others who had done before, like a cemetery at the base of Llullaillaco makes this volcano the highest archaeological site in the world.
- It has a red lagoon on its crater, sometimes frozen. Afterward, we drive to Llullaillaco National Park and settle our base camp at the mountain's foothill.
- 24.72, 68.53 W summit elevation 6793 m stratovolcano. Llullaillaco is the world's highest historically active volcano, and the second highest volcano in the world.
- The 9 days program is more concentrated and direct to the Llullaillaco volcano and the 13 days program includes more days of acclimatization and visits to other...
- Llullaillaco'nun zirvesi karla örtülü olsa da bununla beraber üstünde buzul olmayan dünyanın en yüksek zirvesidir. Zirvenin çok etkisi altına alan bir şekli vardır.
- Bu yüzden daha prekolombiyano zamanından beri burada yaşayan kültürleri etkilemiş, Llullaillaco "Kutsal dağ" ya da "Tanrıların evi" olarak kabul edilmiştir.
- Two major geological stages can be highlighted in the history of the volcano: Llullaillaco I, the ancestral primary volcano, dates back to the Pleistocene.
- Volcano Llullaillaco is home to the highest archeaological findings on the planet. Three Inca children mumies were found at a elevation of 6700m.
- Ek kaynakça. Beorchia, Antonio: "Llullaillaco yanardağının yerli mezarlığı." ... Reinhard, Johan: Llullaillaco: Dünyanın En Yüksek Arkeolojik Alanının İncelenmesi.