The Cano Cristales river in Colombia is sometimes referred to as the “Liquid Rainbow” and “River of Five Colors.”

The river’s red color comes from a plant called Macarenia clavigera that blooms from September through November. Yellow and green sands also give the Cano Cristales its rainbow color scheme.

The stripes are a product of weathering, mineralogy, and environmental conditions. 

Rainbow Mountain, also known as Vinicunca or Montaña de Siete Colores (Mountain of Seven Colors), is covered in naturally occurring colorful stripes

Tamil iyer explains how our ancients used to travel for pilgrimage. Look how they carried the entire kitchen with them in such a compact form.

Just like our ancient temples we need to ask where did our education go so wrong we lost all our knowledge?

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Tamil iyer explains how our ancients used to travel for pilgrimage. Look how they carried the entire kitchen with them in such a compact form.

Just like our ancient temples we need to ask where did our education go so wrong we lost all our knowledge?

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