Joanna Kalafatis
A stunning natural rock formation towers overhead, the vibrant red sandstone sculpted by wind and erosion into towering cliffs and arches. Sunlight pours through a narrow gap between the soaring walls, casting a warm glow on the dusty path that winds through this breathtaking canyon landscape. In the distance, a rugged mountain range stretches along the horizon, adding to the sense of grandeur and isolation. This otherworldly scene could easily be mistaken for the iconic red rock formations of the American Southwest, but is in fact located in the remote Cafayate region of northwestern Argentina.

You know that feeling when you travel clear across the world, to encounter a landscape that looks like it’s right next to your home? •• This is sunlight streaming through the red rocks outside Cafayate, Argentina. But if you told me it was somewhere in Arizona, I would believe you all the same. . . . . .

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