NEW YORK, April 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Valley High Mining Company (OTCBB: VHMC) (the”Company” or “Valley High”) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a Letter of Intent with a private third-party vendor to acquire a direct interest in an 800 Hectare gold project located in Southwestern Peru in the northern border city of Chala, department of Arequipa.

The agreement will see Valley High provide $ 500,000.00 USD in direct investment to develop certain tailings located on the property and further identify previously exploited structures.

About Chala; The project area has been known since the sixteenth century. Beginning in 1934, the area has been referred to as “QUISIHAUCA” and has actively mined by informal miners. Previous exploration was conducted on the 800 Hectare area in 2001 using rudimentary and primitive methods.

As a result of that previous exploration a large volume of tailings were produced and remain on site. These tailings are a by product of certain structures on the site.

About Valley High; The company has had a continued focus on the evaluation, acquisition, exploration and development of mineral resource properties. The Chala project will be the first of several capital expenditure(s) of which by Valley High is currently evaluating.

For further information, please visit the company web site: www.valleyhighmining.com or www.vh-mining.com

Michel Van Herrweghe, President

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SOURCE Valley High Mining Company