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Panoramic view of a mountain range in the Dolomites, Italy. Aerial point of view.

Valley near place known as Serrania del Hornocal, Jujuy province, Argentina

landscape in the Krakow Czestochowa Upland in Mirow

Logar Valley (Logarska dolina) in the Kamnik Savinja Alps in Slovenia during a beautiful springtime day at the Rinka Falls. High angle drone view panorama.

panoramic view of the town of montanuy in Aragon Spain where there is a sculpture by Pau Dones

panoramic view over Dolomites in Trentino

Panoramic vista across the green valleys of Cantabria to the cloud shrouded summits of the Picos de Europa, Spain.

US Independence Day concept. Top view photo of wooden frame with the number 4 surrounded by blue, white and red glitter stars and american flag on celeste isolated background

Van Reenen's Pass is a pass through the Drakensberg mountains in South Africa. The N3 freeway, seen on the right.

The England flag. Round glossy icon. Isolated on white background.

$The Anaga Rural Park is an area of natural beauty in the very northern tip of Tenerife. The park consists of sharp, jagged peaks and deep ravines. Roads wind dizzyingly around mountains with panoramic views which stretch all the way to the ocean.\n\nIn the park you will find traditional villages set on narrow ridges above steep ravines, some of the most picturesque beaches I have ever seen in my life and rare cloud forests.\n\nThe park encompasses most of the Anaga Massif, with a vast area of 140 square kilometres. Despite its large size, the area is sparsely populated with only 22,000 inhabitants.\n\nThe spectacular mountains and ravines within the park formed as a result of a volcanic eruption between 7 and 9 million years ago.\n\nThe Anaga Rural Park was classified as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2015 in acknowledgment of the fact that it is home to a vast range of endemic species.$