The Patagonia, luckily, has literally hundreds of places away from civilization in which one feels close to nature and can even play with the imagination, thinking that you are alone in the vastness of the territory.
I took only a few unknown locations (or almost). Of course, several, "Understandings" of Patagonia read this blog and think: "This or that place are not unknown". But I feel obliged to write for those unfamiliar with the region and, straight out of the path most trodden, place them in front of "Unknown Patagonia". The goal is to know that, Perito Moreno addition or whales, or Bariloche and Ushuaia, Patagonia jewelry stores will discover ... traveling! (or reading this blog). I propose that when they want to visit Patagonia (Do you wish to visit?) combined with other known sites that can surprise. Here are some of them.
The goal is to know that, Perito Moreno addition or whales, or Bariloche and Ushuaia, Patagonia jewelry stores will discover ... traveling!
Which of these unknown places included in your ideal trip? Help me choose four examples of "Unknown Patagonia". Photos look good and then, with the form of "Reply ...", leave your opinion on what they would like to know.
The photos are of:
Marble Chapel (Chile)
Almirantazgo (Chile)
Viewpoints Darwin (Argentina)
Tromen example of crossings of Andes loa (Argentina and Chile)
Piedra Parada (Argentina)
Puerto Swans (Chile)
Fjords (Chile)
The Bobbin (Argentina)
Puyuhuapi (Chile)
Salto del Agrio (Argentina)
Ferry from Puerto Montt to Chaiten (Chile)
Petrified Forest (Argentina)
