Hola Mary

In the A1 reading about a vacation in Cuba, "mogotes" are mentioned as distinctive geological formations found in the region. These are limestone hills that rise abruptly from flat or slightly undulating terrain, characterized by their steep or vertical walls. They are formed through the dissolution of calcium carbonate in limestone by slightly acidic rainwater over long periods.

Mogotes are significant features of the landscape, especially noted in places like the Viñales Valley in Cuba, where they add to the area's natural beauty and are attractions for visitors.

Saludos

Silvia