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12 Things that Make a Truly Sustainable Hotel

Our world is changing. In Patagonia, travelers can witness a glacier's retreat from their hotel room. And yet most hotels worldwide still mainly...

The 7 Most Instagrammed Places in Patagonia

This is a guest story written by Rohit Agarwal featuring the most famous Patagonia places on Instagram. As an enthusiastic voyager, Rohit has...

Why You’ll Want to Hike in El Chaltén Right Now

Those who’ve heard about El Chaltén - or Mt. Fitzroy - may know this is no destination for the addicted to PlayStation, or the “I love to spend my...

15 Paintings that Show Patagonia’s Unreal Beauty

Patagonia is definitely a place for inspiration. Unlike other getaways, it is easy – so easy! – to be alone facing the immensity of giant landscapes....

Serrano River Navigation in Torres del Paine

Sometimes the best way to discover a place is to enter through a secret door. This way, unexpected perspectives come to life, and you see landscapes...

Hiking the Torres del Paine W Trek in Autumn

OK, I agree. Patagonian Fall does not necessarily evoke the permanent sunshine you may find in Heaven. But if you thought Fall is the time of...

Nicolas Araya running the Patagonian International Marathon

Patagonian International Marathon Guide

“The reason we race isn't so much to beat each other... but to be with each other.” Christopher McDougall The emotion of running in Patagonia is...

We Climbed the 3 Torres del Paine in 3 days

Introduction Start - Silence Valley Day 1 - The North Tower Day 2 - The Central Tower Day 3 - The South Tower Dream Bigger, Reach Higher FAQ: ...

Ice Hiking at Perito Moreno

Everything in the Southern Patagonian Ice Fields is phenomenal and the figures speak for themselves. As we were walking on a rocky beach, the guide...

Good strike with a brown trout Patagonia

The Art of Fly Fishing in Patagonia

“I got a bite!”. We heard Brandon’s booming voice in the distance. Impossible not to leave our fishing rods to go and see what he had caught. Gosh,...

Responsible Tourism in Torres del Paine

No one will ever forget the dreadful fires in Torres del Paine National Park, such as the 2011 fire which burnt about 176 km2 (160 sq mi) of the...

Patagonia Yoga: Connecting with Nature

We all know yoga: the fascinating discipline born in India that quickly became popular worldwide after it was introduced to the west in the late 19th...

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