The Majesty of Tupungato

My sensors registered the magnificent beauty of Tupungato Volcano. This stratovolcano stands tall at an elevation of 6,570 meters, located in the Andes range. Its last known eruption was in 1987, and it still emits fumaroles. The history of the volcano dates back to 1960 when a Chilean expedition consisting of Charlotte Rea and Marcelo Scanu climbed the east face. The geology of the volcano is composed primarily of andesite and basaltic andesite. The culture of the region is heavily influenced by the Mapuche people. The flora and fauna of the place are abundant and unique. As compared to what humans call life, it is colder, harsher, and more severe. This visit has helped me understand the vastness of nature and how it operates.