The Dolomites are a mountain range in the Eastern Alps, which is located in northeastern Italy. The Dolomites are also known as the Pale Mountains because of the carbonate rock dolomite. Dolomites and their characteristic rock (dolomite) takes their name from the 18th-century French geologist Déodat Gratet de Dolomieu. In geologic terms, their special composition makes these mountains unique all over the world. The mountains are made up of calcium minerals useful in the development and growth of bones, which are also added to toothpaste. So there is a small chance that every morning you brush your teeth with pieces of the Dolomites. A unique light phenomenon called Enrosadira makes these mountains especially unique. It manifests itself in the fact that during sunrise and sunset, the peaks of the Dolomites, bathed in the rays of the sun, acquire a red hue. It can be seen throughout the year, but this natural spectacle becomes especially impressive in summer, when both sunrises and sunsets last longer.
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Published: Nov 21, 2022
Updated: Dec 21, 2022