PATAGONIA Argentina & Chile travel guide
PATAGONIA Argentina & Chile travel guide:
"The Patagonia region, located in the southern end of South America embraces partially the territory of Argentina and Chile. Since it was discovered, the single mention of its name wakes up the fascination of the distant, virgin and not very well-known.
In Argentina it expands to the south of the river Colorado between the Andes and the Atlantic ocean. It is characterized by the primitive force of their landscapes in those where the man's hand, without being absent, it usually passes inadvertent.
A vigorous nature is imposed to the observer in the semi-arid plateaus of the east, fitted by deep valleys and canyons, like in the upright western mountain ranges, covered of an arboreal tapestry, crowned of snow and sprinkled of glaciers and lakes.
In Chile it extends from the VIII region and up to the island of Tierra del Fuego embracing areas of great natural attractiveness and unsuspected beauty, provided with volcanos, lakes, forests and good tourist infrastructure."
"The Patagonia region, located in the southern end of South America embraces partially the territory of Argentina and Chile. Since it was discovered, the single mention of its name wakes up the fascination of the distant, virgin and not very well-known.
In Argentina it expands to the south of the river Colorado between the Andes and the Atlantic ocean. It is characterized by the primitive force of their landscapes in those where the man's hand, without being absent, it usually passes inadvertent.
A vigorous nature is imposed to the observer in the semi-arid plateaus of the east, fitted by deep valleys and canyons, like in the upright western mountain ranges, covered of an arboreal tapestry, crowned of snow and sprinkled of glaciers and lakes.
In Chile it extends from the VIII region and up to the island of Tierra del Fuego embracing areas of great natural attractiveness and unsuspected beauty, provided with volcanos, lakes, forests and good tourist infrastructure."
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