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Parque Nacional Torres del Paine
Chile
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Why visit Parque Nacional Torres del Paine
Soaring almost vertically above the Patagonian steppe, the granite pillars of Torres del Paine (Towers of Paine) dominate the landscape of South America's finest national park. Part of Unesco's Biosphere Reserve system since 1978, this 699-sq-mile (1810-sq-km) park is, however, much more than its one greatest hit. Its diversity of landscapes range from teal and azure lakes to emerald forests, roaring rivers and that one big, radiant blue glacier. Guanacos roam the vast open steppe, while Andean condors soar alongside looming peaks.
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Caroline Chambers and George: Beauty and Luxury in Patagonia
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- 1 Hiking the most popular trails in the stunning, sprawling Torres del Paine National Park
- 2 Horseback riding to Negra Lagoon or trekking across Patagonian glaciers on a guided tour
- 3 Staying at a 19th-century Patagonia ranch, where food comes from the land — and landscapes never end
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