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These are the Most Spectacular Mountains in Torres del Paine National Park

Long before its birth in 1959, Torres del Paine National Park was attracting explorers from around the world. While it is true this area of 181,414...
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Capturing Patagonia’s Elusive Wildlife with Camera Traps

Back in 2014, Victor Moraga – a Chilean vet, horses expert and nature guide – made a dream come true while founding “Patagonia Bagual”, a project...
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The Best Documentaries Featuring Patagonia in 2020

In these complex times of uncertainty when most humans are self-isolating, it has never been so important to redefine our connection with nature....
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Birds to Look For in Torres del Paine

Torres del Paine is home to 118 types of different bird species. Wading birds, such as the Chilean Flamingo, live in the numerous lakes and lagoons...
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The Second Largest National Park in Chile

Let’s get back to 2017. Right before the end of her term, former Chile’s President Michelle Bachelet signed a historical protocol of agreement (the...
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The Best Places to See in Patagonia in 2019

With 1.073.060 km2/414.310 mi2, Patagonia is a giant region that is divided in two countries – Chile and Argentina – but that is bigger than many...
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Patagonia's Pumas Star in a New Wildlife Documentary

The uniqueness of Patagonia's pumas have caught the attention of more than just intrepid trekkers - a new documentary produced by VisionHawk Films...
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Your First Glacier (And Why You'll Never Forget It)

Having walked through a forest of knobbly-edged trees and across a rickety old bridge above a raging river, the sight that lay before us comes as...
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We Shot a Video of the Puma (and it was Beautiful)!

This guest story is by María and Martin, who came from Europe to seek a special connection with Mother Nature on a 5-Day W Trek. What they witnessed...
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Tracking the Puma: Interview with Photographer James Kao

Everyone knows he’s here, somewhere, hanging around the Patagonian Mountains. But only the very luckiest ones of all can lock eyes with the puma. If...
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10 Reasons Why We Love Patagonia

Here at EcoCamp, the world’s first sustainable dome hotel, we are lucky enough to be located in one of the most beautiful and diverse regions on the...
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10 Movies That Will Make You Want to Protect Planet Earth Right Now

In 2020, the world changed – and will probably never be the same. Humans are facing times of uncertainty, and no one can say what will happen...
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What’s the Weather Like in Torres del Paine?

So what is the weather like in Torres del Paine? The forecast says rain, sun, snow and wind --- what is it? The truth is, the weather in Patagonia is...
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