Patagonia Argentina - Myths and Legends by Agustina Newton

Welcome to Patagonia!

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It is formed by the provinces of "La Pampa, Neuquén, Río Negro, Chubut, Santa Cruz & Tierra del Fuego. The region has an area of 930.731 km2 and a population of 2.037.545 people.Each corner of the Patagonia Argentina offers a variety of relax opportunities, recreation for kids and adults and adventures. The patagonia is the main frame where the exuberant nature is the main character of this place. This place is also very special for argentinian culture that fullfills with tons of rituals, traditions , myths and legends and last but not least, is part of our identity.

Look at this beautiful landscape...

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Whales

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Lago Puelo (absolutely place close to El Bolsón)

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Camping Río Arrayanes

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The colour of the water is unbelievable!

End of the world...

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Usuhaia.

Bariloche's cathedral...

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La Pampa

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Northern head of Patagonia, the large areas of the province of La Pampa and the variety of landscapes it offers, awaken in visitors the desire to carry out activities that contain the charm of adventure, nature and history. Under the immensity of its skies, La Pampa shudders with its infinite plain, becoming a beautiful destination to visit, where tourists can find the widest variety of tourist attractions, with excellent services.

Bariloche... better than Switzerland

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Neuquén

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Sheltered by the Andes Mountains and guarded by the majestic Lanín Volcano, Neuquén enchants with its mountain villages and the indescribable beauty of the Seven Lakes Road. Cradle of dinosaurs that inhabited millions of years ago, a land of strong culture with natural environments conducive to adventure, fishing and the observation of its varied flora and fauna that are home to its national and provincial parks.

Rio Negro

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The mountains, the sea, the valleys and the steppe invite you to experience the fullness of Río Negro throughout the year. The charm of snow in winter, and of forests and lakes in summer. The warm and transparent sea with extensive beaches and cliffs. Regional cuisine and the most varied offer of accommodation and services that satisfy even the most demanding tourist.

Chubut

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Located in the center of Patagonia, it offers an unequaled diversity of landscapes: mountains, Andean forests and lakes in the west, the immense plateau in the center, and the beaches and steep coastlines to the east. The conservation and care of the environment are characteristics that distinguish the province, preserving the purest of the environment and respecting the fauna in its habitat. Chubut has seventeen protected natural areas, three national parks and two world heritage sites.

Santa Cruz

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Santa Cruz is the immensity. Infinite skies, an extensive sea coast inhabited by the most populous native fauna and large canyons. The depth of its steppe is home to large rooms, valleys and petrified fossils. Lake Argentino and hundreds of glaciers surprise with their magnificence. The gigantic Perito Moreno produces thunderous breaks that break the Patagonian silence.

Tierra del Fuego

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Ancient navigators who glimpsed huge bonfires fed by the natives of the place gave it its name: Tierra del Fuego. At the southernmost tip of America and separated from the continent by the mythical Strait of Magellan, is the picturesque city of Ushuaia. Today its museums recreate the origins of the city. Río Grande to the north and the commune of Tolhuin complete this land of dreams and magic.

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