We can find a lot of dead trees in Torres del Paine National Park, we can use those dead trees to composite a powerful image

Sunrise in the beautiful Torres Del Paine National Park, in Patagonia, Chile. We hiked through the night to catch sunrise here. One of the most unforgettable moments.

The mountains are beautiful, but those around El Chaltel in Argentina are even better. Moreover, in Torres del Paine you need to pay 30 US$ to enter the place. After paying that we were told that we could not use the trails because we arrived after 11.00. Everything in the park is extremely expensive. In El Chaltel the trails are all free to use. #givethanks #givethanks

It is important to visit a scenic spot in the Baie National Park in Chile. The guide told us that during the summer tourist season, this viewing platform that can be photographed with Xueshan listened to 10 tourist buses in minutes, and said that 50 people would line up for photography. The most interesting cognition of the peak travel is to go up the stairs after entering the Baine National Park. It is said that the wind speed here can reach 120 meters per second in summer, and many tourists will be turned over by the wind. Although the summer temperature will be a few degrees warmer than the present, but after all, it is the wind from the glacier, in fact, it really hangs on the skin, and the average temperature of 0 to 3 degrees is not much different. Why did the name "Baiine Paine" come from? In fact, in the local language, Paine means "blue". Here is blue, the mountain is blue, the sky is blue, and "Bene" is named. Of course, in the late autumn, a lot of colors were added to Benedict. In addition to the wrong peak, you can choose to visit Baiyuan in the late autumn. You must not miss the one-night stay in the Baie National Park and the glaciers of the famous Glacier. Since Benee National Park can be rated as "the 50 places that must be visited in the world", its power is naturally amazing. As a flower that is still rippling in the aftermath of the shock, I hope that everyone can see such a beautiful scene.

Torres del Paine National Park

A day's walk to the base of Mirador Las Torres offers a close and personal view of the towers from various angles, including a custom viewpoint. The hike to Mirador Las Torres is 17km long and takes between 7 to 10 hours to complete. We did it between 6:30 and 7:00, but I must say that we walked early to avoid the crowds. Since this area is very popular for backpacking, camping, and hiking, you will meet other people while exploring (we were actually surprised by how many people were traveling, and we had to line up for the first kilometer of the hike. The best time to visit this trail is from October to April. We did it in December, but we were lucky because it snowed last week.

Torres del Paine National Park.

Great experience! We booked an amazing trek with a local guide, and so we learned everything about the place, and knew where to stop for the best views! The park is full of lakes, rivers, waterfalls, snow-capped mountains, and a variety of animals and birds! Beautiful scenery: exposed mountain tops, glaciers, glacial lakes. Excellent hiking. Busy at the southern end with the W-Trek. The north is much more remote. We entered through the Laguna Amarga entrance and the tour bus took us to Hotel Las Torres Patagonia. It was the trek we decided to do and we didn't know how long it would take to reach Refugio Chileno and Mirador Base La Torre. We decided to go north. From Chile's Puerto Natales, two buses leave daily for all park entrances. One at the start, one at the end of the day. The ticket is valid for a round trip and always serves the same company. Buses run only during the peak season. I confess that the trek was, in some ways, 'introverted,' and the stunning scenery and climbing made my legs 'tremble.' Thankful for the photos and reflections of the place. We will return.

Hiking in Sarmiento in search of magical animals of Patagonia

📍CHILE🇨🇱Patagonia·Torres del Paine 🌐From September to November, the wind in Patagonia is relatively strong, but the temperature is gradually warming up and it's not very cold. However, this kind of wind is impossible to experience in the city. The wind in Patagonia always carries a strong malice😂 👣Lago Sarmiento Trekking You can see the beautiful Lake Sarmiento and hike in the valley next to it. There are no overly difficult slopes, and anyone in normal health can complete it. The round-trip hike is about 8 kilometers, which is considered a light hike in the Paine National Park. 📌On this route, you can see cave paintings left by people who lived here 6000 years ago. The plants in picture 8⃣️ are the 'brushes' they used to paint. This route also has the highest chance of seeing the magical animals of Patagonia. Many animals live on the meadows and by the lakes. 💕It's worth mentioning that this is the area in the vast Paine National Park where Pumas live most densely. The chance of seeing them is also the highest. However, Pumas are very patient animals. They rarely move easily. They don't usually attack directly when hunting, but wait in the same place for 3-4 hours. When the prey comes to them, they bite and start to enjoy. Travelers who can see them are absolutely lucky! 🎙️Tips: Please follow the hiking guide closely. If you really encounter dangerous situations such as being surrounded by Pumas, don't run and don't turn your back on them. Face them and wave your body and arms to roar and scare them away, letting them know that humans are not their prey~ 🐦The bird in picture 3⃣️ is very interesting. The white one is male, and the black one is female. If the female dies first, the male will immediately die for love. If the male dies first, the female will immediately remarry😂

Patagonia's Wild Heart 🌎

Patagonia, a land of untamed wilderness that stretches across Argentina and Chile, captured my spirit with its breathtaking landscapes of glaciers, rugged mountains, and expansive steppe. This remote region, where nature reigns supreme, offered an adventure into the heart of the wild, where the air is pure and the vistas are endless. Trekking through Torres del Paine National Park 🏞️, I was awestruck by the iconic granite towers that pierce the sky, while the turquoise waters of Lake Pehoé reflected the ever-changing Patagonian light. Each step on this land felt like walking through a painting, with Mother Nature as the artist. The Perito Moreno Glacier, a colossal river of ice that groans and creaks as it advances, was a highlight of my journey through Argentine Patagonia. Standing before this glacier, feeling the chill in the air and witnessing chunks of ice calving into the water with thunderous splashes, was a moment of pure awe 🧊. The vast Patagonian Steppe, with its windswept plains and hardy flora, told stories of endurance and beauty in simplicity. Driving along the seemingly endless roads, I encountered guanacos grazing, ñandús sprinting across the land, and the occasional condor soaring above, each sighting a reminder of the wild's untamed spirit 🦅. A boat trip through the fjords of Chilean Patagonia revealed a world where waterfalls cascade down from the heavens, and ancient forests cling to the mountainsides. The silence here was profound, broken only by the sound of water and wind, a sanctuary for the soul 🌊. Patagonia's small towns and remote estancias offered warm hospitality amidst the wilderness. In places like El Chaltén and Puerto Natales, I found cozy refuges where stories of adventurers and dreamers are shared over cups of yerba mate and hearty meals 🍲. Under the southern stars, Patagonia revealed its nocturnal beauty. The clear skies, free of light pollution, displayed the Milky Way in all its splendor, a celestial spectacle that humbled and inspired me 🌌. Patagonia, with its #WildHeart, is not just a destination; it's an encounter with the elemental forces of nature, a journey that challenges and changes you. In this land of glaciers, mountains, and endless horizons, I found a profound connection to the earth and a reminder of the wild beauty that still exists in our world 🌍✨. #falltrip#historicallandmarks#localguides#familytrip

Patagonia's Pristine Wilderness

Embarking on an expedition to Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia was a venture into one of the most breathtaking landscapes on the planet. Renowned for its rugged mountain peaks, vibrant blue glaciers, and diverse wildlife, this remote wilderness offers an unparalleled adventure for nature enthusiasts and trekkers. The trek to the base of the Paine Towers, the park's iconic jagged mountain peaks, was both challenging and awe-inspiring. Each step through this dramatic landscape revealed panoramic vistas that were nothing short of spectacular, with the park's natural beauty unfolding in every direction. A boat trip to the Grey Glacier was a mesmerizing experience. Watching the massive ice formation creak and calve into the lake below was a powerful reminder of nature's beauty and ferocity. The glacier's vibrant blue hues and immense size were truly a sight to behold. Exploring the park’s diverse ecosystems, I encountered a variety of wildlife. The sight of guanacos grazing on the vast steppe, condors soaring overhead, and the elusive puma, added an exciting element of wilderness exploration. Staying in one of the eco-friendly lodges within the park provided a comfortable yet immersive experience. Waking up to the sight of the sun rising over the Paine massif and the serene Patagonian landscape was an unforgettable way to start each day. Remember, the weather in Patagonia can be unpredictable and change rapidly. Adequate preparation with layers of clothing, waterproof gear, and sturdy hiking boots is essential for a safe and enjoyable adventure. Lastly, a visit to Torres del Paine is not just about the stunning scenery; it’s about understanding and respecting the fragile environment of this unique ecosystem. Responsible tourism practices help preserve this majestic wilderness for future generations. #PatagoniaParadise #TorresDelPaineTrek #GlacialGrandeur #WildPatagonia #NatureAtItsFinest 🇨🇱🏔️🌲🚶♂️🐾 #falltrip#historicallandmarks#localguides#familytrip

These beautiful photos are what I deserve

I'm laying my cards on the table The story behind a beautiful photo From a few years ago, a graduate student who didn't know how to make up To slowly practice the makeup that suits me Then slowly find the hairstyle and hair color that suits me Learn how to blow fluffy hair From making a travel guide before departure to see the sights and match suitable clothes To various framing and composition when taking pictures From deleting thousands of pictures to hundreds of pictures Then it's not easy to select twenty Finally, retouch and crop a few That's what you see now Not a big beauty What's wrong with the beauty of hard work 📍Chile, Bernardo O'Higgins National Park Hotel Pehoe I would like to call it the most beautiful hotel in South America

The weather and scenery in Bernardo O'Higgins National Park, Chile are quite good today

Bernardo O'Higgins National Park is quite far from Puerto Natales, the bus leaves at 12 o'clock, arrives at the gate at 2 o'clock, and arrives at this camp at 3 o'clock. The bus ticket is quite expensive, the round trip is 21000, There is also an entrance fee of 35 USD for Bernardo O'Higgins National Park. Anyway, since we are here, we might as well enjoy it.

End of the World, yearning for Antarctica

Step on the frozen Antarctic continent, explore the real end of the world Antarctica, known as the seventh continent, Lonely standing at the southernmost point of the earth, It is the last piece of pure land on earth in the true sense The sun of the polar region, the towering snow mountain Spectacular glaciers, cute penguins Clumsy seals, mysterious whales Endless floating ice, sea... Ice and snow Can't stop the miracle of life Under the sky, everything grows Recommended projects 1、Hidden place: one of the top ten wonders of the world - Easter Island 2、Geological wonders: one of the '50 places to go in a lifetime' by National Geographic Magazine - Baine National Park 3 Watch penguins 4、Encounter giant whales 5、Antarctic camping 6、Kayaking experience 7、Assault boat cruise 8、Snow hiking 9、Mountain climbing 10、Polar photography Recommended travel time The end of October to mid-March each year is the tourist season in Antarctica. November Early summer in Antarctica | Seal, penguin mating season; nesting penguin colonies. December - January Midsummer in Antarctica | Hatching penguin chicks; Georgia's seal pups; warmest, longest daylight. February - March Late summer in Antarctica | Best whale watching period; charming sunset; penguin molting

Patagonia | "The world is huge, and I love it with my insignificance

" In Patagonia, nature is the absolute ruler. This region, which spans Chile and Argentina, has countless sprawling peaks and glaciers, and is also one of the most famous hiking sanctuaries in the world. Countless people have come, walked, and climbed, but no one dares to say that they have conquered it. We only picked a few key check-in points from Paine in Chile to El Chaltén in Argentina. The weather is not perfect, but the scenery that should be seen is also seen, and I have personally experienced the original Patagonian wind and the changeable climate of the four seasons in a day-the "authentic" experience of Patagonia. The deepest feeling here is that you should not be obsessed, because you can't control anything. When the wind is raging, when the rain is pouring, when the weather is clear and the fog is gone, it has nothing to do with you. You only have the road under your feet, only walk a section, and then walk a section, measure the vastness of the mountains with insignificant steps, and then happily accept everything that nature gives you.

Trekking the W in Torres Del Paine 🏕️🥾🏔️

We got off the beaten path to trek the iconic “W” in Chile’s Torres Del Paine National Park. This five day, 76 km classic route winds through Gatorade-blue glacial lakes, rocky mountains, frosty glaciers, clear streams, and open fields. The landscape seems to change each time you hit a new section of the circuit. Along the way, pitch a tent at one of several campsites or cozy up in one of the park’s refugios. It’s definitely a challenge, but worth every step! Tips: 🔹 For the most budget-friendly option, rent camping gear in nearby Puerto Natales. Carry your own food and shelter from one site to the next. 🔹 If you have extra time, linger at a campsite for an extra day. We loved Camp Grey! 🔹 Not challenging enough? Torres Del Paine is also home to the “O” circuit. You’ll trek four days through the back of the park before walking along Grey Glacier and completing the “W” in the second half.

Chile 🇨🇱 Torres del Paine National Park | W Trek

Patagonia is the southernmost region of South America, with unique shaped peaks, lakes, and glaciers near the Andes Mountains in the west, making it a paradise for outdoor hikers. The most beautiful areas include the central Chilean Torres del Paine National Park and the region near El Chaltén in Argentina. There are two main hiking routes in Bainei, the W line and the O line. The O line is about 50 kilometers longer than the W line. Torres del Paine W Trek Length: 70 kilometers Elevation gain: 2,700 meters 📷 Itinerary: 🚗🅿️Welcome Center - ⛺️Campamento Torres - ⛺️Francés - ⛺️Italiano - ⛺️Grey - Ice Hike - ⛴Hotel Lago Grey ℹ️&📌: 1️⃣The campsite in the park is operated by three companies, and the campsite managed by CONAF Forestry Bureau has only basic facilities. 2️⃣The campsites managed by two other private companies have beds. During peak season, it is necessary to book in advance. If you manage to book, you don't need to carry camping equipment. The only downside is that Refugio Chileno, which is closest to the three towers, is a two-hour walk away and it's inconvenient for watching the sunrise. 3️⃣ Private campsites can also book pre-set tents. Francés upgraded once for free, so fragrant! ❗️ 4️⃣For campsites with restaurants, make sure to book meals in advance‼️ Especially for dinner. We couldn't get dinner at Cuernos. Francés was lucky to have dinner and breakfast, and even though there was only a piece of chicken for dinner, it was still satisfying. We couldn't get dinner at Grey for two nights, so we sadly had to eat mashed potatoes and canned fish🐟. 5️⃣ Private campsites generally have shower facilities (which may be cold water) and offer some supplies for purchase.

🇨🇱Torres del Paine National Park - Grey Glacier Hiking Guide

Most tourists who come to Argentina will check in at the Perito Moreno Glacier, but on this trip we chose to hike the Ventisquero Negro Glacier on the Chilean side of the same mountain range 🇨🇱. Because there were only two of us, me and my friend Hang, as tourists that day, the tour guide Salmon joked that this glacier was just for the two of us! Due to the lack of hiking guides for glaciers in the Chilean Patagonia National Park, we also made mistakes during our trip. Therefore, we have compiled a detailed guide for glacier hiking and hope it will be helpful for those who want to try it in the future~ Location: As shown, located on the north side of Lago Grey in the Torres del Paine National Park, Chile. ❗️Arrival method: It is not possible to drive here by yourself. You need to take a boat from Lago Grey to the hiking campsite, then take a speedboat to the island, and finally walk a section of gravel road to reach the glacier. 🎫Ticket purchasing method: To come here, you need to purchase 3 tickets: 1. Baike National Park admission ticket (about 200 yuan/person): Don't just come for the glacier after buying the ticket, there are also beautiful landscapes worth exploring! 2. Lago Grey boat ticket (round trip about 500 yuan/person): Buy round trip ticket on the right side of the entrance of Hotel Lago Grey. If you don't want to hike, you can also get a close-up view of the glacier and take a walk around Grey Lake before returning. For friends who want to hike, take the earliest morning trip to the landing point and the latest return trip is around 3:30 pm in the afternoon. There is plenty of time. ❗️3. Hiking ticket (CLP 2,800,000, $1,200/person): It is recommended to purchase in advance before the trip, select the corresponding information, and email the company to confirm if it is possible to hike after arriving on the early morning ferry. 👔Equipment: Essential hat, hand towel, sunglasses, waterproof hiking shoes. In January, when it's coldest, I wear a windbreaker, fleece jacket, and quick-drying clothes, with only one pair of outdoor waterproof pants. My mistake: I didn't read the ticket instructions carefully, so my husband and I didn't know we could only take a boat to get there... The earliest boat leaves at 10 o'clock and the boat ride takes about 45 minutes, which we couldn't catch up with. Fortunately, we explored the route to the lake the day before, and the kind staff of the boat ticket company helped us coordinate and arranged the hiking time to start at 11 o'clock. Therefore, I suggest that everyone should contact Bigfoot Company for their own schedule before purchasing tickets, so as not to miss such a worthwhile journey. Finally, what I want to share with everyone is what our guide Salmon told us: this glacier is changing every day, and six months ago it was still several kilometers away, so his hiking route is different every time. Of course, the glacier will also melt one day, "everyday is different", just like life, reminding us to live in the present.

Patagonia here we come!

Absolutely fall in love with this place. View was spectacular, and you could either trek, ride horse, do glaciers navigation or even kayak to the glaciers too! one day Paine tour is also recommended! could stay in Puerto Natales before heading to the national park, as it is the closest town to the park. people there are in general very friendly and the whole place is secure and friendly to foreign visitors, but could be difficult for communication if you are not a Spanish speaker!

## Hammen in the hundred, I came to see you again.

## One of the three towers in the National Park

Glacier Grey Glacier, a large glacier to the west of the Patan National Park in Patagonia, South. It is very suitable for winter in the northern hemisphere, because it is just summer and the temperature is warmer. In order to make the walking process comfortable, we chose to take the boat to the Grey Glacier. The wind there is terrible, you stand at the bow, and it can blow you to the stern. I have been crying and laughing when the walk has not started yet. Because we are walking from W West to the east, the glacier is the starting point. However, Figure 1-8 does not need to walk, as long as you can see it (well, in fact, still need to take a one-way 50 minutes or so). However, if there is a baby who wants to go to Baine, he can choose not to walk for a long time. It is also suitable for people who hate walking. The scenery of Fig. 9 is only visible to people on foot. To be honest, when I was there, I was probably physically and mentally devastated. I completely felt that the scenery was good. Looking back at the photos today, I feel mixed. ~ That's really, almost step by step magical blockbuster, and the more you go east, the more beautiful. The west is dark and the east is glamorous. Today, when the glacier melts at a speed visible to the naked eye, it is really time to hurry. If you wait until the age of 80, it is estimated that it no longer exists.

The reason for going to Baine is very rude: I want to see blue ice. There are many places in the world where glaciers can be seen, but to see the blue ice floating on the lake, it is estimated that many people only know about the Antarctic. However, the Antarctic is so difficult to go so expensive, you do not know that there is still a hundred in the world. The Benee National Park's "Grey Glacier" is named after the glacier movement that stirs the gray at the bottom of the lake. The most famous of these glaciers is ice floes that are unreal and can be seen at close range. The extremely high oxygen content in the ice makes this unique beauty. From our hotel, come to the boarding point for a walk of about 2.5 kilometers. The 180-minute "ice-seeking" journey begins! As we get closer and closer to the big glaciers, we are getting more and more excited. There is also a free pisco on board, which is Chilean national drink - grape spirits. With the strength and warmth, you have the courage to face the wind blowing from the glacier - let my hands and face break instantly skin. The wind is always too big to hide in the inner cabin. After all, everything is more important than anything else. Looking at the floating ice drifting around, I feel that my wish has been reached. The boat fare is 750 yuan/adult, and you can also pick up the boat next to the island next to the glacier. When I got off the boat and went on the road, I didnt consciously watch the world cry like a 200-pound baby - He De He He He De He! Bring back the love and come back here, I promised myself. Today's Bai Nei and yesterday are not the same again, that shy and shock, is a gift of nature!