Located in the northwestern region of Argentina, Los Cardones National Park is a spectacular testament to the country’s natural beauty and geological diversity. Located in the province of Salta, the park spans high-altitude desert and mountainous terrain, offering visitors an extraordinary glimpse into the dramatic landscapes of the Andes. Its name comes from the massive…
Tucked away in Argentina’s Patagonia region, Los Arrayanes National Park is one of the country’s most enchanting protected areas. It is located on the Quetrihué Peninsula, which juts into the northern reaches of Lake Nahuel Huapi. The park is particularly renowned for its extraordinary forest of cinnamon-colored arrayán trees—also known as Chilean myrtle—that give the…
Found in the Argentine Patagonia within the province of Chubut, Los Alerces is a breathtaking expanse of glacial lakes, ancient forests, and rugged mountains. Established in 1937, the park was created to protect the endangered Patagonian cypress, or Alerce tree, one of the oldest and longest-living species on Earth. These towering trees, some over 2,600…
Located in Chile’s far north near the Bolivian border, Lauca National Park is one of the country’s most striking and least crowded natural treasures. Spanning across in the Andean Altiplano, this UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve offers an extraordinary mix of snowcapped volcanoes, shimmering lagoons, and vast highland plains. The park’s dramatic landscapes, combined with its…
Fishing, at its core, is humanity’s oldest form of meditation—with a side of bragging rights. There are mainly two types of fishing; sport fishing and traditional. In most places, anglers practice sport fishing. Unlike traditional fishing, where the goal is dinner, sport fishing is all about the thrill of the chase and the satisfaction of…
Located in the northern part of Argentina’s Patagonia, Lanin is a landscape where volcanic peaks, pristine lakes, and old growth forests create a natural masterpiece. The park is named after the towering Lanin Volcano, whose snow-capped summit dominates the horizon. Its slopes are dotted with trails that wind through lenga and coihue forests, home to…
Lago Puelo National Park is a hidden gem nestled in the northern region of Argentina’s Patagonia, near the border with Chile. This park is named after the stunning turquoise waters of Lago Puelo, which reflect the surrounding Andes mountains and dense forests. The area is known for its remarkable biodiversity, with lush forests which provide…
Guyana’s Kaieteur National Park is a place where raw wilderness still reigns supreme. Tucked deep within the Amazon rainforest, it is one of the country’s most treasured natural wonders. The park is home to the breathtaking Kaieteur Falls, often described as one of the world’s most powerful single-drop waterfalls. Plunging 741 feet into the Potaro…