Cotahuasi Canyon

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Cotahuasi Canyon is a remote and spectacularly deep gorge in southern Peru, renowned as one of the deepest canyons in the world and a destination for trekking, rafting, and adventure tourism.

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Cotahuasi Canyon canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon
geographical feature
accessFrom Arequipa city NERFINISHED
approximateDepth over 10000 feet
over 3000 meters
climate semi-arid highland climate
continent South America
country Peru
depthComparedTo deeper than the Grand Canyon
drainageBasin Pacific Ocean basin NERFINISHED
ecosystem high Andean ecosystem
inter-Andean dry valley
environmentalProtection protected natural area of Peru
geologicalType fluvial canyon
hasActivity birdwatching
cultural tourism
hiking
mountain biking
rock climbing
hasFeature Inca trails NERFINISHED
pre-Inca agricultural terraces
steep canyon walls
thermal springs
waterfalls
hasProtectedStatus Cotahuasi Sub-basin Landscape Reserve NERFINISHED
hasViewpoint various high-altitude miradores (viewpoints)
knownFor adventure tourism
being one of the deepest canyons in the world
dramatic scenery
kayaking
remote location
traditional Andean villages
trekking
whitewater rafting
languageRegion Quechua NERFINISHED
Spanish
locatedIn Arequipa Region NERFINISHED
La Unión Province NERFINISHED
southern Peru NERFINISHED
namedAfter Cotahuasi River NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Cotahuasi (town) NERFINISHED
partOf Andes NERFINISHED
regionType remote area
relativeLocation northwest of Arequipa city
tourismType adventure tourism destination
ecotourism destination
traversedBy Cotahuasi River NERFINISHED

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Arequipa Region contains Cotahuasi Canyon
Southern Peru hasCanyon Cotahuasi Canyon