Excursion to Los Glaciares Park from El Calafate<\/b><\/h2>\n
The tour to the Perito Moreno Glacier<\/strong> begins. We start this excursion in El Calafate, a city that has a unique charm. It is located on the shores of Bah\u00eda Redonda, belonging to Lake Argentino, which in addition to its beauty, another of its main characteristics is that it is the largest lake in Argentina. <\/span><\/p>\n We leave in our exclusive bus from the accommodations, we take care with dedication to pick up our passengers for their greatest convenience and comfort. Once the group is complete, we take Provincial Route No. 11, embarking on the road through a steppe landscape that transports you back in time. We see a Condor high in the sky gliding majestically and the background of this sublime image is framed by the Andes mountain range.<\/span><\/p>\n The guide who accompanies us on the excursion speaks and tells us in all the details the history of El Calafate, its origins and its present day. She also mentions interesting aspects about the fauna, flora and geography, which helps us to interpret and admire everything that surrounds us.<\/ Span> <\/ p><\/p>\n The so-called land of glaciers is home to unique natural environments in the world. In an approximate journey of 80 kilometers from the time we left the city of El Calafate we have the privilege of admiring the Patagonian Andean landscape<\/strong> which, with its particular colors and contrasts, captivates and captivates us.<\/span> <\/p>\n<\/p>\n Approaching the long-awaited destination, incredibly and without realizing it, changes the landscape that we now contemplate. Until a moment ago it was a steppe and now we can admire an immense Andean forest characteristic of Argentine Patagonia: lengas and \u00f1ires begin to accompany us along the road on our excursion to the Perito Moreno Glacier.<\/span><\/p>\n Wrapped in a climate of enthusiasm and great fans, we approached the entrance to Los Glaciares National Park, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO for its reservoir of drinking water and to conserve its endangered flora and fauna.<\/span><\/p>\n Los Glaciares National Park has an area of 726,927 hectares where an extensive area of continental ice and glaciers is preserved<\/strong>. Its name is due to the fact that the glaciers that constitute it are the largest ice cap outside the polar areas of the planet. Another curious fact is that it is the largest in the Argentine National System of Protected Areas, that is, the largest National Park in the country<\/strong>.<\/span><\/p>\n After paying the entrance fee to the Park we continue bordering the Rico arm, which is part of the southern arm of Lake Argentino. The Chinese lanterns, the old man’s beard and the small flowers of various colors frame us in an environment of full nature.<\/span><\/p>\nLos Glaciares National Park<\/b><\/h2>\n
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