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Oct 9, 20232 min

Puma Cubs in Torres del Paine: A Mother's Lesson in Survival

Did you know that young pumas here are educated in the ways of hunting by their mothers for up to 18 months? It's a fascinating process...

Oct 2, 20232 min

Stargazing in Patagonia: A Night Under the Milky Way's Spell

In the heart of Patagonia, beneath the vast canvas of the night sky, a profound experience awaited us. Words could hardly capture the...

Sep 30, 20232 min

Lake Pehoe: Patagonia's Hidden Gem of Serenity

Lake Pehoe, whose name "Pehoe" means "hidden" in the ancient Aonikenk language, holds secrets of tranquility and wonder. It's a place...

Sep 3, 20232 min

Rediscovering Patagonia's Past: Rio Seco Pier, a Window to History

Nestled in the tranquil embrace of Patagonia's Estrecho waters lies a relic of a bygone era - Rio Seco Pier. Built in 1905, this colossal...

Sep 1, 20232 min

Sunbathing Sea Lions and Seaside Friendships: Patagonia's Unusual Bonds

Picture this: a warm afternoon in Patagonia, where the sun's embrace paints everything in a golden glow. As I was cruising along the...

Sep 1, 20232 min

Yerba Mate: The Heartwarming Elixir That Unites in Patagonia and Beyond

Yerba Mate, a beloved infusion deeply rooted in Patagonian traditions, isn't just a beverage; it's a symbol of camaraderie, trust, and...

Aug 31, 20232 min

Discovering the Chinche del Calafate: Life's Unseen Marvels Amidst Patagonia's Beauty

The Chinche del Calafate (Phorbanta variabilis), a diminutive bug often overlooked, possesses the extraordinary ability to unveil life's...