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An Inukshuk figure, stands on the top of a mountain, in Whistler, Canada, overlooking a mountain landscape. The Inukshuk became the symbol on the Winter Olympics in Whistler.

landscape Russian north view in the tundra with a mountain river and a lake in the mountains without people

Stone pyramid on rocks in lichens and mosses. Acadia National Park. State of Maine. USA

Pitztal, Tirol, Austria, Alps landscape in autumn at sunshine.

An inuksuk formed from granite slabs of rock stands against twilight skies.

Vladivostok, Russia Cityscape Photography

Several rock cairns of various sizes and heights have been left by visitors to Kings Canyon National Park in Northern California.

A stone tower fulfilling wishes (Seid). Frozen tundra of the Far North, The Region Of The Teriberka

Zen-like Rock Pile Cairn Trail Marker - Rocks stacked marking hard to navigate area of hiking trail.

Closeup of stone balance in shaped house at the top of the mountain

Figure of inukshuk on the seacoast against the sunset

A low angle view taken at sunset of a inukshuk on a large granite rock.

An inukshuk is an unworked stone monument used by Inuits for communication and survival. Inukshuk means Someone was here or This is the right path.

Pile of stones and rocks forming an Inukshuk landmark along the Newfoundland Coast on the Atlantic Ocean.

An Inukshuk sits high on a peak on Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada. Low angle sun and warm light contrast with the snow. Authentic marker on the frozen tundra used by the Inuit people of northern Canada. There is snow and rock showing with distant mountains as a background. Pale blue winter sky has good copy space.

$This striking winter photograph captures Daocheng Yading's transformed alpine landscape under its majestic snow mantle. The sacred Tibetan peaks - Chenresig, Jampelyang and Chanadorje - stand as crystalline giants above frozen milk lakes, their sheer cliffs dusted with fresh powder snow. Icicles adorn prayer flag poles while the thin high-altitude air sparkles with ice crystals.\n\nAt elevations between 3,700-4,500 meters, Yading's extreme continental climate creates dramatic seasonal contrasts. The image reveals how winter intensifies the area's spiritual atmosphere, with snow-covered stupas and deserted hiking trails emphasizing the raw power of nature. Frost-rimmed conifers and steaming hot springs complete this breathtaking highland winter scene.$

A small inukshuk stands on larger rocks by the shore of Lake Huron on a sunny day

Stone pyramids. The concept of meditation, serenity, environment, health, wish fulfillment.

Glacial lake with stacked rocks and snowcapped mountains, Whistler, B.C.

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