Cabaray

Snow-covered volcano Cabaraya with three peaks in the center ( photo of the ISS Expedition 9)

The Cabaraya (also: cabaray or Carabaya ) ( Quechua: Qhawaraya or Q'arawaya ) is a 5,869 m high inactive stratovolcano on the border between western Bolivia and northern Chile. It lies thirty kilometers north-west of the salt lake Salar de Coipasa in the mountains Cordillera Occidental in the central Andes.

The Carabaya lies between the Isluga volcano ( 5516 m) on the Chilean side of the west and the Tata Sabaya ( 5385 m ) to the east in the municipality of Sabaya in the Province of Atahuallpa in the department of Oruro.