Alpacas, native to the Andean regions, are adored for their fleece and gentle nature. Their camelid relatives, including the elegant vicuñas, rugged guanacos, and sturdy llamas, each have unique traits and roles in Andean culture. Exploring their world reveals the resilience and beauty of Andean wildlife, making for an unforgettable adventure.
Torres del paine
A Smorgasboard in the Torres del Paine
What seems like the start of a spelling bee is actually the letters that aptly describe the trails. The W trail is shaped exactly like a large W and runs up three beautiful valleys covering a distance of around 80km, and the O circuit is a large circular track which incorporates the W, stretching to around 120km.
7 tips for the Inca Trail
It’s easy to get confused when you talk about the Inca Trail, as the Incas built an advanced network of nearly 40,000 thousand kilometers of trails to connect the distant corners of their vast empire from Ecuador to Santiago and Mendoza in Argentina. The classic Inca Trail starts at a place called Km82 (so called because it is located 82 kilometers along the railway line between Cusco and Machu Picchu).
The Big Foot of Patagonia
This is Patagonia, a land steeped n mystery, a never ending story book of myth and creation.
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