Mountains That Look Multicolored

Mountains That Look Multicolored

Radiocity
By Radiocity Team
Published Jul 16, 2025
These rainbow-striped hills are made from layered sandstone and minerals over millions of years—no filters needed.

Zhangye Danxia – China

These rainbow-striped hills are made from layered sandstone and minerals over millions of years—no filters needed.

Located in the Andes, its bold red, gold, and turquoise bands come from sedimentary layering and mineral deposits.

Vinicunca (Rainbow Mountain) – Peru

Located in the Andes, its bold red, gold, and turquoise bands come from sedimentary layering and mineral deposits.

This volcanic region glows with reds, oranges, and greens due to rhyolite rock and geothermal activity beneath the surface.

Landmannalaugar – Iceland

This volcanic region glows with reds, oranges, and greens due to rhyolite rock and geothermal activity beneath the surface.

Painted Hills – Oregon, USA

These rolling hills are banded with red, yellow, and black due to changing climate and ancient plant layers over millennia.

Ausangate Mountain – Peru

Not far from Rainbow Mountain, Ausangate’s surface also features bright mineral patterns, snow-capped peaks, and deep valleys.

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Seven Colored Earths – Mauritius

Though not mountains, these small dunes are famed for their layered, rainbow-like colors caused by volcanic ash and weathering.

Hornocal – Argentina

Known as the “14-Color Mountain,” this remote marvel displays sharp layers of vibrant rock in zig-zagging geometric patterns.

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