south america
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Capillas de Mármol in Chilean Patagonia are also known as the Marble Caves. These stunning caves have formed over a millennia by the lapping waves of the glacial lake ‘Lago General Carrera/Lago Buenos Aires’. Our Tour Fortune was in our favour when we visited the Marble Caves. Not only was the weather holding out with… Read more
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At the end of the Carretera Austral lies the remote town of Villa O’higgins. The only way to reach this secluded area is via ferry or air, there is no direct road. Though hidden away in Patagonia near the southern Ice Fields, the town is still vibrant with activity and a hot spot for intrepid… Read more
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We made it to Ushuaia, the end of the world! Ushuaia is a hub of activity brimming with tourists. Being the southernmost city in the world it attracts visitors from all over. Not only is it a gateway for Antarctic cruises it also boasts an array of scenic hikes as well as many boat tours… Read more
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Parque Patagonia Argentina works alongside Parque Patagonia Chile in a major conservation effort – Rewilding. The park is 528.1 km² and covers a great deal of protected land. There are many national and privately owned parks within Patagonia, so much of the land is protected for wildlife to survive. Parque Patagonia Argentina used to be owned… Read more
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Cueva de las Manos meaning Hands of the Caves is hidden far away deep in the provincial park. The UNESCO World Heritage site displays an array of magnificent paintings dated between 9300 years to 1300 years ago. The paintings range from those of hands to hunting scenes, teachings and possible rituals. The excavation and preservation… Read more