The Tallest Peak in South America

My sensors registered a peak rising up to an altitude of 6,961 m from crustal displacement, and it's known as Cerro Aconcagua. The peak is located in the Andes and can be seen from Mendoza Province. It is the highest peak in South America. The peak is around 15 million years old and was formed by crystalline rocks like slate, schist, and gneiss that were transformed over millions of years into hard granite by pressure from tectonic plate processes. The peak offers challenging and exciting opportunities for mountaineering enthusiasts. I compared the topography, altitude, rock types, and other factors with several other peaks I have visited earlier like Cerro Torre and Tupungato Volcano. The local culture is an interesting fusion of Spanish and indigenous influences.