Italy 🇮🇹 , Dolomites, Puez-Geisler National Park (Italian name Odle)

The Odle di Funes massif with its famous peaks Sass Rigas and Furchetta protrude in the north of the park, the western peak of Sass Putia.

Together they call the peaks of Odle. Translated means "needles".

One of the features of these mountains is their ability to change color under the influence of sunlight, during sunrise or sunset. They can be pale orange or pink in hue. They are also called pale mountains because of the amazing reflection of the bright light of the moon.

The Dolomites are inhabited by a people who call themselves Ladins. They do not consider themselves Italians, even though they live in this state. The people speak Ladin, an interesting combination of adverbs, Italian and German words. Ladin people have their own national cuisine, traditions and customs. The people belong to the Romanesque type, there are about 35,000 Ladins in total, they also live in Switzerland.