Maras Collection
Maras: From the Valdes Peninsula to the Sacred Valley Discover the enchanting world of Maras, a captivating creature found in various corners of our diverse planet
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Maras: From the Valdes Peninsula to the Sacred Valley Discover the enchanting world of Maras, a captivating creature found in various corners of our diverse planet. Native to Argentina, these Patagonian Hares roam freely from Northwestern provinces all the way down to the breathtaking landscapes of Patagonia. Their graceful presence adds an extra touch of beauty to this already mesmerizing region. But they can not only known for their natural habitat; they have also left their mark on other parts of South America. In Peru, specifically at the Salineras de Maras, these furry creatures have become synonymous with salt mining. As women work diligently in this ancient tradition, they create a stunning contrast against the vastness Salt Flats in Peru's Sacred Valley. Speaking of which, let's not forget about Kahramanmaras in Turkey. This city shares its name with our beloved creature and is home to its own unique wonders that await exploration. Back in Peru's Cusco Region lies another marvel - high above ground level lie the magnificent Maras salt marsh terraces at Salinas de Maras. The idyllic farmlands surrounding them provide a picturesque backdrop against the majestic Peruvian Andes. Whether you're admiring full-frame shots or panoramic views, it's impossible not to be captivated by this extraordinary sight. And if you're looking for even more historical significance tied to Maras, head over to Moray within Peru's Sacred Valley. Here you'll find ancient Inca terrace fields that showcase human ingenuity and agricultural brilliance throughout history. Lastly but certainly not leastly (yes we made up that word), take a glimpse into life at zoological gardens where studies were conducted on these marvelous creatures known as Patagonian Cavies or simply "Maras. " These lithographs capture their essence and remind us why they continue to fascinate both scientists and nature enthusiasts alike.