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Salinas de Maras, man-made salt mines near Cusco, Peru

Awe-inspiring view of salt mine (Salina de Maras ) in Peru

detail of the mountain salt pans with the white of the salt and the brown of the water which is turning into salt with evaporation in Peru in South America

Maras Salt Mines is located in the town of Maras, in the Cusco province, in the Sacred Valley of southeastern Peru

Salineras de Maras, Peru - October 2, 2023: Two anonymous workers walk through trails between the evaporation salt ponds of Salineras de Maras in Peru.

Old salt mines and wells in Mankang County alongside lancangjiang(Mekong) river, Yunnan province, China, which has 1300 years history.

Looking down on the Maras salt flats, an ancient pre Inca site. They are located close to Peru's sacred valley and consist of thousands of ponds that are owned by local families. The pools fill naturally with salt and after time and sunlight the salt is harvested.

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Salt ponds of Maras in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, close to Urubamba, a popular tourist travel destination near Cuzco and Machu Picchu in Peru. Basins for salt production of salt industry

Salineras de Maras, Amazing Historic Salt Mines in the Canyon of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Cusco region, Peru

The white terraces of Salinas de Maras salt mines are located on the steep slopes of the Andes mountains.

Travertine terraces made from the hot springs at Pamukkale National Park, leaving deposits of calcium. Pamukkale means cotton castle in Turkish and is in the province of Denizli in southwestern Turkey.

$A view of Maras saltworks area. This place is par of the tour named \$

Maras, Peru, April 2022: Tourists visiting the salt Mines in Maras- Maras Salt Mines is located in the town of Maras, in the Cusco province, in the Sacred Valley of southeastern Peru

Ancient Inca circular terraces in Moray, Peru

A view from top of Peru, Maras - salt terraces of the Incas.

$Gozo salt pans are an iconic cultural landmark.\nA salt pan is a shallow reservoir dug out of limestone rock to collect seawater. As the water evaporates, white salt crystals remain. The crystals are then dried and packed into salt pouches.\nThe most famous salt pans are in Xwejni Bay near Marsalforn. These salt pans are known for their picturesque view. These scenic 350 year old salt ponds are arranged in a chequerboard pattern and stretch about 3km along the coast. They are part of the centuries old Gozitan tradition of Sea-Salt production that has been passed down within certain families for many generations.\nXwejni Bay, Marsalforn, Gozo, Malta, Europe.$

Pre-Columbian Mara salt flats in Peru near Chinchero, the oldest salt flats in South America

Maras salt mines looking like paint pots, view from above, Peru, South America

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