2025 Lago Argentino Department Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

#雪scape 4 hours of ultra-steep mountain roads and 3 hours of ice hiking, the whole trip is really adrenaline-inducing! Although there are challenges in the process, it is this extreme experience that makes me feel super accomplished. It feels great to challenge yourself and push your limits. This is the true meaning of travel! I booked Big Ice on the official website two months in advance. At that time, many posts said that Mini Trekking was already very good, but I thought to myself, since I have come here, of course I have to choose a more challenging one, so I was decisive. I chose Big Ice! Looking back now, this decision was really wise, because this adventure allowed me to see the most spectacular glacier scenery and enjoy the thrill of conquering nature. At the beginning of the trip, the travel agency picked us up from the hotel on time. About an hour later, we arrived at the entrance of Moreno Glacier. Tourists need to get off the car and buy tickets by themselves. After entering the park, we drove for about 45 minutes. The scenery along the way was so beautiful that I couldn't wait. After arriving at the glacier, the team leader gave us some time to go to the observation deck to enjoy the panoramic view of the glacier. The scenery was really spectacular. Among several routes, I chose the yellow line recommended by the team leader, which had an excellent view. Next is the highlight of this adventure – glacier hiking! We took a 10-minute boat ride to land and started hiking! First, we walked a section of the trail to the gear point, put on our hats and chains, and prepared for the upcoming challenge. It was a three-hour hike in the mountains. Although some cliff sections were extremely dangerous, the scenery before me made me feel extremely satisfied every step I took. Especially when the Patagonia wind roared by, not only was I not blown over, but I felt like an explorer, enjoying the power and challenge of nature. After arriving at the glacier, we put on crampons and started hiking on the ice. The moment I stepped on the ice, I seemed to have entered another world. The ice-blue light and shadow were fascinating. Although we did not find the blue hole that day, the whole process still made me hooked and felt like I was one with nature. The return journey was still the same as the original route, but at this time I no longer felt tired. Instead, I felt that this challenge had completely awakened my adventurous spirit. Finally, we each got a glass of glacier ice➕whiskey on the boat. This glass of whiskey from the glacier was simply the perfect ending. Since Big Ice has an age limit (under 55 years old is required to participate), it is recommended to sign up for Mini Trekking if you are older. The older people came back and showed me photos, saying that the trip was relaxing and enjoyable. I have no regrets about choosing Big Ice, because this adventure really impressed me and will be unforgettable for a lifetime. This glacier hike is undoubtedly one of the most unforgettable experiences in my travels. This kind of adventure to challenge myself and feel the power of nature is definitely worth a try! I believe that no matter who comes to experience it, they will fall in love with this close contact with nature just like me!

Perito Moreno Glacier Argentina !! The 3rd largest glacier in the world, located in Los Glaciares National Park in Argentina. The beauty and grandeur must be said to be extremely magnificent. The first glance when I saw it, my arm hair stood on end because the weather was cold and it was really beautiful. South America is really the best. There are many places that are extremely beautiful. I stayed in El Calafate after conquering the peak of Patagonia. Another destination is that I must not miss this glacier. The greatness of the glacier makes a loud noise every 15-30 minutes. The squeaking sound of the ice is heard all the time. There will be a sound like an avalanche from the glacier falling down with a boom... Everyone will be shocked and turn to look. It is considered normal when visiting this glacier. I didn't think that this world would have anything different from what we have seen before... They say that traveling is opening up the world. It is like this. For South America, it must be considered the best of this trip. Whoever has a dream, don't let it be a dream. Find time to travel the world together.... For travel: There is a park entrance fee of 12,000 (Argentine currency). Inside, there is a long walkway leading down to the glacier (free). It is a tourist attraction for tourists from all over the world. If you buy an additional tour, you can buy a glacier walk and a boat ride to see the glacier up close. The Mini trekking tour costs 210,000 ARS. #travel #PeritoMorenoGlacier #argentina #photo #travelphoto #withmyshutter #Post to receive luck

Perito Moreno Glacier is a stunning natural wonder located in the Los Glaciares National Park in Argentina. 🏔️❄️ This glacier is one of the few in the world that is still growing, and it's a sight to behold. The glacier is over 3 miles wide and 200 feet tall, making it an impressive sight to see. Visitors can take a boat tour to get up close to the glacier or hike on the surrounding trails for a panoramic view. 🚣‍♀️ It's a humbling experience to witness the power of nature and the importance of preserving our planet. If you're ever in Argentina, make sure to add Perito Moreno Glacier to your itinerary! 🇦🇷 Visiting Tips: Perito Moreno Glacier is a breathtaking sight to behold at any time of the year, but the best time to visit depends on your preferences. The summer months of December to February offer milder temperatures, making it more comfortable for outdoor activities like hiking and boat tours.

#Overseas travel #Argentina You can trek on a glacier?!! Perito Moreno Glacier located in El Calafate, Argentina! You can walk on a glacier with a tour costing 42,000 pesos, or about 200,000 won!

#Overseas travel #Argentina One of the reasons I came to Perito Moreno Glacier is to drink whiskey made from glacier ice🥃 Just looking at it is so moving, drinking whiskey made from glacier ice on a glacier!! Moreno Glacier is truly so fantastic❄️

#Overseas travel #Argentina If I had to pick the best moment in South America, I would say it was the Moreno Glacier! I was speechless at the magnificent natural scenery,,

Perito Moreno Glacier, a world natural heritage site, is one of the most important tourist attractions in Patagonia, Argentina. The glacier has an ice belt of 250 square kilometers, is 30 kilometers long and 5 kilometers wide at its terminus. It is one of 48 glaciers formed by the Southern Patagonian Ice Field in the Andean system shared with Chile, and one of three glaciers without a hind leg. The glacier is an average of 74 meters above the surface of Lake Argentino and its total ice depth is 170 meters. The ice field here, which includes the Chilean portion, is the world's third-largest reservoir of fresh water. The glacier is named after Francisco Moreno, a 19th century explorer who pioneered the study of the area. #Argentina #South America Travel #World Heritage #Glacier

Located in Santa Cruz Province, El Calafate sits on the shores of Lago Argentino in the Patagonian plateau, at the foot of the Andes Mountains, near the border between Chile and Argentina. The town has a population of just 20,000 and features only one main street and five or six smaller streets. Hotels, cafes, and craft shops line both sides of the streets. The buildings are mostly small, brightly colored wooden cabins, creating a lively atmosphere. Calafate's name comes from a common shrub in the Patagonia region called "calafate." Its berries are used to make jam or liqueur. You can find "Calafate" flavored ice cream in any ice cream shop on the streets of the town. This is another major tourist destination in southern Argentina besides Ushuaia, and it serves as the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park, home to the Perito Moreno Glacier. The Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the few glaciers in the world that is still growing. It is also the largest glacier outside the polar regions, standing 70 meters high, averaging 1 kilometer wide, and stretching approximately 30 kilometers long. "Ice calving" occurs at irregular intervals every day. The town is located on the southern shore of Lago Argentino, formed by glacial meltwater. Lago Argentino is the third largest lake in South America, with clear waters surrounded by snow-capped mountains and glaciers. Boat trips offer stunning views of the lake, mountains, and the spectacular sight of glacial calving. Flights are available directly to Buenos Aires, Bariloche, Ushuaia, and other cities.

#aprilblooms #hiking #argentina Hiking to Chorrillo del Salto was a peaceful break from the more intense trails in El Chaltén. The path was easy and scenic, winding through lenga forests with mountain views along the way. It felt great to move at a relaxed pace and just enjoy the crisp air. The waterfall itself was beautiful—tall, clear, and powerful, surrounded by rugged rock and trees. I spent some time just sitting there, taking it all in. It’s the perfect short hike when you want nature without the effort of a full-day trek.

#aprilblooms #hiking #argentina Here are some tips for hiking to Mount Fitz Roy: - Start early to avoid crowds and catch the best light at Laguna de los Tres - Wear layers—weather changes quickly in Patagonia - Bring plenty of water and snacks; the hike can take 8–10 hours round trip - Good hiking boots are essential, especially for the steep final ascent - Check the weather forecast before you go—visibility matters for the views - Use trekking poles to help with balance on rocky and uneven sections - Don’t rush—enjoy the views and take breaks along the way - Bring a headlamp if you’re starting before sunrise or expect a late return

#aprilblooms #argentina #hiking My day hiking to Mirador Fitz Roy started early with clear skies and crisp mountain air. The trail began gently from El Chaltén, winding through forests and open valleys. As I climbed higher, the views kept getting better—snow-capped peaks, rushing rivers, and eventually, the stunning sight of Mount Fitz Roy itself. The mirador was the perfect spot to take it all in without tackling the full Laguna de los Tres hike. Tips: - Start early for good light and fewer people - Bring water and a light snack - Wear layers—it can be chilly even on sunny days - The trail is moderate, but sturdy shoes help - Take your time—lots of great spots for photos along the way

#aprilblooms #hiking #argentina Hiking to Mount Fitz Roy was one of the most rewarding experiences of my trip. The trail was challenging but incredibly scenic, with every step offering breathtaking views of valleys, rivers, and snow-capped peaks. The final stretch was steep and demanding, but reaching the Laguna de los Tres and seeing Fitz Roy towering above was absolutely worth it. The wind was fierce, the air crisp, and the feeling of standing there, surrounded by raw Patagonian beauty, was unforgettable.

#aprilblooms #argentina #hiking My visit to El Chaltén was a peaceful escape into nature. Nestled in the Andes, the town was small and charming, with cozy cafés and mountain views in every direction. I spent hours wandering its quiet streets, meeting friendly locals and other travelers. The vibe was relaxed, perfect after long hikes. Even just walking around, the dramatic peaks like Fitz Roy felt ever-present. El Chaltén offered both adventure and calm—every corner of the town felt connected to the wild beauty around it.

El Calafate is in Patagonia, southern Argentina. Being close to Antartica, it best to go between November and March when it is summer there as there is less snow. Most of the town opens around 10am because the sun rises later and they stay open until around midnight. The prices of food and drinks available is inexpensive and is a great reason to recommend. Because of the snow and natural beauty, there is an exciting ambiance to the resort as it is very unique. The town is served by an international airport and there are attractions like the Moreno glacier and the lake in the city. There is a high street with bars, restaurants and shops on it as well as a tourist information centre. Lots of the hotels and hostels are along this Main Street and it is very easy to navigate. The main restaurants specialise in local cuisine but there is also some international options too. 🗓️Itinerary Scheduling: day 1 - check into the hotel and explore the local town including the many bars and restaurants Day 2 - take a trip to Moreno Glacier which takes about 5 hours in total Day 3 - if you have enough time then visit Torres Del Paine national park. This is a 14 hour round trip but definitely worth it because of its beautiful scenery

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The logo of a famous outdoor brand named after this region is Fitz Roy on the Argentine side⛰️ Lake Torres, located about 10km one way from the village of El Chalten at the foot of the mountain, is a popular trekking course, and can only be climbed without heavy equipment during a limited period of time during the summer when there is no snow (winter in Japan). However, it is quite a climb, and the last 1km or so is an extremely steep scree field that can really get you in the groove, so you need to be prepared at a minimum⚠️ Make sure to bring food, drinks, and removable clothing. If you have a walking stick, it will be much easier! This time, we climbed to see the red Fitz Roy on New Year's Day. It took me almost 5 hours to climb from midnight, and I was exhausted and almost gave up, but I made it just in time and was able to see the magnificent natural beauty with my own eyes 🙌 Fitz Roy seen from Lake Torres is exactly as the logo says, and I was so happy to come. I was truly moved 🥹 *The photos on the way were taken on the return journey. SENDERO FITZ ROY course Round trip approx. 20km / Approx. 10 hours Visiting date: January 2025 #Overseas hot places South America South American travel Argentina Patagonia Outdoor Hiking Trekking Fitz Roy Lake Torres El Chalten

Patagonia, which spreads across the border between Argentina and Chile in the southwest of South America, is one of the highlights of the region, and the most famous of these is the Perito Moreno Glacier, a World Heritage Site. ☝️ The best time to visit is from late autumn to spring in Japan, and you can easily access it on a day trip from El Calafate. ✨ The Perito Moreno Glacier has an observation deck called the Balcony, and a walking path is also available. There are a total of five courses, each with a different color, but the Yellow Route 🟨 is the best way to easily enjoy the majestic glacier scenery. The Blue Route 🟦, which connects the sightseeing boat departure and arrival point with the Balcony, is also recommended. ◎ And while you can enjoy the glacier just from the observation deck, you should also take a boat tour! The glacier seen from the lake surface is a different world, and it was simply overwhelming. 😲 If you're lucky, you're lucky if you can see the glacier collapse. 🎯 This time, I was able to see it several times! Tour fee: 140,000 Argentine pesos *Boat ride fee included. *National park entrance fee not included. Visiting period: December 2024 #Overseas hot spots South America South America travel Argentina Patagonia Nature Spectacular views World Heritage Site Glacier Perito Moreno Glacier

Travel to Argentina with old friends, experience tango, glaciers, and waterfalls, journey from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia, enjoy pure fun, customize your itinerary, and experience the South American charm in ten days! -------- Argentina, a South American gem 💎, is located at the southern end of the continent and boasts a rich history. Originally inhabited by Native Americans, it was later occupied by Spain, leaving behind a rich cultural heritage 🏛️. Known as the Pampas Eagle, it showcases endless freedom and strength! -------- 🌍 Itinerary: 10-Day In-Depth Tour of Argentina DAY 1: 🛬 Arrive in Buenos Aires, enjoy a private transfer and 24-hour platform concierge service. DAY 2–DAY 3: Explore Buenos Aires at your own pace, discovering historical and cultural sites such as the Metropolitan Cathedral and Casa Rosada. DAY 4: ✈️ Fly to Ushuaia and enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery. DAY 5: Explore Ushuaia, visit Tierra del Fuego National Park, experience the southernmost post office on Earth, and take a boat tour of the Beagle Channel. DAY 6: ✈️ Travel to El Calafate and stroll along the shores of Lago Argentino. DAY 7: Visit the Perito Moreno Glacier in El Calafate and marvel at its magnificence. DAY 8: ✈️ Arrive in Puerto Iguazú and prepare to explore the world wonder of Iguazu Falls. DAY 9: Visit Iguazu Falls and experience the wonder of seeing three countries at once. DAY 10: ✈️ Return to Buenos Aires, concluding your Argentina trip. -------- 🧳 Travel Preparations: 📞 Get a local SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Argentina has different voltage. 🪪 Make sure your passport and visa are ready for a smooth immigration process. 👕 March in Argentina is warm and comfortable, so short sleeves and a light jacket are sufficient. 🔋 Bring your charger and power bank to ensure you never run out of battery for photos. -------- Experience the charm of South America on your Argentina trip. Don't let this opportunity pass you by. You'll definitely want to come back again!

Explore Moreno Glacier❄️ An Exclusive, Detailed Guide Preparation 1. Visa: Obtain an Argentinian visa in advance. Choose the appropriate visa type based on your circumstances and prepare the required materials. 2. Flights: Book round-trip flights in advance. It is recommended to choose direct flights to El Calafate to avoid the hassle of transfers. 3. Clothing: Temperatures in the Moreno Glacier area are low, so be sure to bring a thick down jacket, a warm and waterproof ski jacket, fleece-lined thermal pants, snow boots, a scarf, gloves🧤, and a warm hat. 4. Equipment: Power bank (in case of rapid power consumption in low temperatures), camera (remember to bring spare batteries), sunglasses🕶️ (to protect your eyes from the strong glacier reflection), and sunscreen (high altitude areas have strong UV rays). Itinerary 1. Arrival in El Calafate: After arriving, check in to your hotel, take a short rest, and acclimatize to the local weather. You can stroll around the city center, experience the small-town atmosphere, and buy some snacks and water. 2. Travel to Los Glaciares National Park: Early the next morning, take a pre-booked shuttle bus or join a tour group to the park. The journey takes about 1 hour, during which you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lago Argentino. 3. Glacier Hiking: After arriving at the park, choose to participate in a glacier hiking program. Put on professional crampons and step onto the glacier under the guidance of a guide. You can touch the thousand-year-old glacier up close and see the unique ice caves and crevasses. It's super impressive. The hike takes about 2–3 hours and is moderately difficult. 4. Visiting the Viewing Platforms: After the hike, go to the various viewing platforms to admire the panoramic view of the glacier from different angles. The huge glacier resembles a giant white wall, and from time to time, ice blocks collapse and fall into the lake, making a deafening sound. The scene is spectacular. 5. Boat Tour: If you have the time and budget, you can also choose to take a boat tour to see the glacier up close from the lake and experience its magnificence. Food Recommendations 1. Barbecue: Argentinian barbecue is world-famous. Be sure to try the tender and juicy barbecue at local restaurants in El Calafate, paired with French fries and vegetable salad. It's amazing! 2. Yerba Mate: Try the local specialty, yerba mate, experience the unique way of drinking tea, and feel the Argentinian tea culture. Important Notes 1. Respect local culture and customs, especially within the national park, and abide by relevant regulations. 2. During the glacier hike, be sure to follow the guide's instructions, do not leave the group without permission, and pay attention to safety. 3. There may be slight altitude sickness in high-altitude areas. Avoid strenuous exercise and drink plenty of water.

#outdooradventure Argentina Patagonia🏔️ The first 10h hike in my life was dedicated to Fitz Roy 24km in 10 hours, 3km of climbing 700m of rocky hills Originally, I could only see Fitz Roy Mountain from a distance🏔️ and the Laguna de los tres formed by the melting glaciers on the mountain. It was a magnificent scene that was hard to describe in words. Our planet🌍 is so beautiful! I love this world even more! Hiking is really a magical thing. Once you choose to start, you can't give up. You can only keep going forward or go back. But sometimes the way back may be longer than the way forward. You worked hard all the way, climbed hard, saw the beautiful scenery, and finally returned to the starting point again. It seems that nothing happened, but everything happened again. ➡️Route Laguna de los tres If you can only choose one route in El Chaltén, this must be it

Super cold, walk on the world's 3rd largest glacier This glacier is called Perito Moreno. It opens your eyes, body and heart. It's so cool for trekking on the ice that is considered the most beautiful in Argentina. And the greatness of the 3rd largest glacier in the world, on the shores of Lake Argentino in Patagonia, out of 47 glaciers in the world!! Before starting to walk on the ice, you have to take a boat across to the island in the middle of the origin of the glacier and the starting point of walking on the glacier. The first thing is to put on an iron chain to increase the force of drilling the ice while walking on the ice to prevent slipping. There will be an officer to put it on because the chain is difficult to get tangled and heavy. After that, the guide will teach us how to walk by stomping our feet down to drill into the ice. This will help our feet grip the ice well when going up and down the hill. Even more exciting, we will hear the sound of the ice sheet cracking and making a loud noise that echoes throughout the area. Every 15-20 minutes, the ice will slowly melt, causing the glacier to break and squeeze together. It is the most exciting experience. As for the location of Perito Moreno, Patagonia It is located at Los Glaciares National Park in Patagonia, Argentina. It is home to the Perito Moreno Glacier. This park is located 75 kilometers west of El Calafate. As for me, I rented a car to drive myself as usual. I drove from El Calafate. The driving route is easy and you can park your car at the parking lot. In conclusion, it is a must that you must not miss. Walking to the Perito Moreno Glacier #peritomoreno #patagonia #elcalafate #withmyshutter #travelblogger #photo #argentina #travelabroad #tripพาบินขอภพปีใหม่

#getgoing2025 Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the most spectacular natural wonders in Argentine Patagonia, located in Los Glaciares National Park. Unlike most glaciers, it is advancing rather than retreating, making it a rare and dynamic sight. Highlights: • Massive Ice Wall: The glacier is 5 km (3 miles) wide and 70 meters (230 feet) high. • Ice Breaks & Calving: Witness huge chunks of ice crashing into Lago Argentino. • Walkways & Viewing Platforms: Get up close with breathtaking panoramic views. • Ice Trekking: Guided excursions allow visitors to hike on the glacier. • Boat Tours: Experience the glacier’s towering walls from the water. Visiting Information: • Best Time to Visit: October–April (warmer weather and active ice calving). • Getting There: El Calafate is the gateway city, with an airport and tours to the glacier. • Park Entrance Fee: Required for access; check local rates before visiting. A bucket-list destination, Perito Moreno Glacier offers an unforgettable experience of Patagonia’s raw and powerful beauty.

#mountainhike Argentina offers a variety of stunning mountain hiking destinations. One of the most popular options is the breathtaking Patagonia region, where you can explore the majestic peaks of the Andes Mountains. Mount Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre in Los Glaciares National Park are iconic hiking spots. Another great choice is the Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Americas, located in the Andes near the border with Chile. It's important to plan your hiking trip carefully, considering factors like weather conditions and physical fitness. Remember to pack appropriate gear and consult local guides for a safe and enjoyable experience. #Argentina #myhiddengems

#mountainhike The Perito Moreno Glacier in Patagonia offers a unique hiking experience on ice. Guided glacier hikes allow visitors to explore the stunning blue ice formations, crevasses, and caves. The trek is typically a half- or full-day adventure, suitable for beginners with proper equipment provided. The glacier is one of the few in the world still advancing, making it a spectacular and dynamic destination. The surrounding Los Glaciares National Park adds to the beauty, with opportunities for boat tours and scenic hikes along the glacier’s edge. It’s an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a one-of-a-kind adventure.

This time, I flew to El Calafate in Argentina to hike in order to create a prototype for the Patagonia logo. Laguna de los Tres is one of the most popular hiking routes in El Chaltén, Argentina. The hiking route is about 20 kilometers and takes about 8 to 10 hours round trip. The whole process requires adapting to the alpine terrain and changeable weather, but the scenery along the way is well worth the challenge. This trail is considered a moderate to difficult hike. Although most of the road is flat, there are steep uphill sections near the lake, which require a certain amount of physical strength and endurance. Especially in the last few hundred meters uphill, the road surface is sometimes rugged and some places require climbing using both hands and feet. When you reach the lake, you will see a beautiful panoramic view of the snow-capped mountains, glaciers and the lake, which makes all the hard work worth it. Note: In mountainous areas, the weather changes very quickly. It is recommended to dress in an onion style, wear a windbreaker as the outermost layer, and prepare enough water and food. Especially in the fall and winter, when the weather is likely to become colder and windier, it is especially important to prepare windproof and warm gear. Sightseeing along the way: During the hike, visitors can also enjoy the beautiful views of Laguna Sucia and Laguna de los Tres. The scenery along the way is very rich, ranging from virgin forests, grasslands to glacial lakes. #GlobalTravel

#mountainhike Hiking Fitz Roy in Patagonia is a dream come true for outdoor enthusiasts. The trails, starting from El Chaltén, lead to jaw-dropping views of jagged peaks, turquoise glacial lakes, and lush forests. Laguna de los Tres, the most famous route, is a challenging but rewarding 20-kilometer trek. The region's unpredictable weather can be a hurdle, but the scenery makes up for it. Fitz Roy’s raw, untamed beauty attracts climbers and photographers alike. With plenty of camping options and no permit requirements, it’s an accessible yet awe-inspiring destination for adventurers looking to connect with nature.

#2024TravelReview El Chalten is located in Los Glaciares National Park, a World Heritage Site in Argentina, and was voted second in the “Best cities in the world to know” by Lonely Planet. Chalten is the Aboriginal name for Mount Fitz Roy - the smoking mountain. So the town is named after Mt Fitz Roy, which shows that the town has benefited a lot from Mt Fitz Roy! The town of El Chalten is surrounded by mountains and has more than a dozen beautiful hiking routes. There are more hikers visiting the town than local residents. As the name suggests, it is a city built for sightseeing and a paradise for hikers. Although the town is small, it has everything; supermarkets, bakeries, and multi-cultural restaurants are all here. Fitz Roy Peak (Spanish: Monte Fitz Roy) is located in the Southern Patagonia Ice Field in South America, at the border between Argentina and Chile (3,359 meters above sea level). The mountains are steep and rugged, shrouded in clouds all year round, like a fairyland. The glacial lake "Laguna de los Tres" formed by glacial snow water in front of Mount Fitz Roy is surrounded by clouds and mist all year round. From a distance, Mount Fitz Roy looks like a smoking mountain. There are many routes to choose from when climbing Mount Fitz Roy, but the starting point is the town of El Chaltén. It is quite convenient and does not require a shuttle bus or transportation. You can just walk out of the hotel to the trailhead (20.4km round trip, at least eight hours). The journey starts with an uphill section, and then cuts to the main route, passing through several camping areas. The latter section is steeper and has gravel🪨. It is recommended to wear hiking shoes with thicker soles. The higher you climb, the wider the view will be. Along the way, the scenery of the town of El Chaltén follows you, as if the town is cheering me up along the way and telling me that I'll be there after turning a corner! 🕰️Descent time: measure your own physical strength, don’t go down in the dark 📍Address: You can reach the trailhead from the town of El Chalten 🗓️Itinerary: One day 💞Recommendation reason: The blue reflected ice lake is beautiful

This 13-day leisurely tour in South America recommends exploring Argentina's tango capital and the spectacular Iguazu Falls. It is a pure play experience with a flexible itinerary, making it suitable for the elderly to enjoy a slow journey. / Travel through South America, cross the historical corridor, and feel the ancient charm of Inca civilization🏺. From the Amazon rainforest 🌿 to the Andes Mountains 🏔️, the picturesque scenery and unique regional customs will make you linger! / 🌴Travel route: D1: Arrive in Buenos Aires, pick you up at the airport and check in to the hotel to rest. D2: Sightseeing in Buenos Aires, visiting landmarks such as Antique Street, La Boca District, and Colon Theater. D3-D5: Head to Ushuaia, free time on the way to explore the Naval Prison Museum and Penguin Island. D6: Take a boat trip from El Calafate to see the Perito Moreno Glacier. D7-D9: Iguazu National Park, then proceed to Lima, Peru for free activities. D10: Lima city tour, visit the Plaza de Armas, Government Palace and other famous places. D11-D13: Go deep into the Amazon rainforest, take a boat tour and experience indigenous culture. / Travel tips: 📌 Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to travel to South America and prepare the required materials. The requirements of each country are different~ 🛍️ Specialty prices: Argentine beef, Chilean cherries, South American specialties are affordable, foodies are in luck! ☀️ December Climate: There is plenty of rainfall in most parts of South America, so remember to bring rain gear, but there are also dry areas, so sun protection is essential! 🍴 Food recommendations: Brazilian BBQ, Argentinian ice cream, Peruvian Ceviche, these South American flavors are not to be missed! / After walking through the streets and alleys of South America and feeling the enthusiasm and vitality of this land, are you eager to set off? Have a nice trip!