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Going out Fishing in Lake Riesco As we toured along the roads in the surroundings of Puerto Aysén, we got to see small almost deserted spots that offer direct contact with the forests, the rivers and nature.... |
Going out Fishing in Lake Riesco |
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On the Roads of Devotion There is an opportunity to visit two places for those interested in religious tourism on the outskirts of Puerto Aysén heading for Coyhaique. |
On the Roads of Devotion |
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The Star in the Ice Fields Laguna San Rafael National Park encloses incredible sceneries of ancient ice fields, water bodies and hills that may be appreciated in an unforgettable crossing. |
The Star in the Ice Fields |
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At Leisurely Pace We discovered the fantastic surroundings of Aysén and Coyhaique in a horseback ride around the leafy banks of the Simpson River. |
At Leisurely Pace |
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Untouched Nature in Aiken A private park proposing to visit and explore the incredible environments of the area. |
Untouched Nature in Aiken |
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Flavors of Aysén Seafruit and old Patagonian recipes find excellent versions to make themselves known and tasted at some of the restaurants in this region. |
Flavors of Aysén |
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Queulat's Unspoilt Rainforest The Queulat National Park encloses many natural wonders, including a rainforest still unexplored. |
Queulat's Unspoilt Rainforest |
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Streets and People in Puerto Aysén A visit to Puerto Aysén shows a neatly laid out city with very active life and lush nature a few kilometers away from the ancient ice. |
Streets and People in Puerto Aysén |
Approximately 65 million years ago, a large percentage of vegetables and animals suddenly became extinct. It was in the late Cretaceous period and there are various theories about it. Some scientists attribute this event to a gradual process that finally led to selective extinction. Others assert that a catastrophe, such as an asteroid hitting the Earth, caused these species mass extinction.
Regionas Museums
Visiting the Patagonian museums is a way of having a close link with the life, the customs and the natural environment of its communities.
Paleontology, archeology and history are some of the disciplines developed in these sections dedicated to witnessing the culture of the region.