a chilean landmark

At the beginning of 2022 i went with my family on a trip to the  “carretera austral” in my uncle’s van, it was a looong 2 week trip by car from Santiago to Balmaceda, and one of the best places we visited was the national park quelat. the park is located in a remote and relatively untouched part of Chile in aysen región.

Days before arriving at the park we had done a trekking on the chaiten volcano (othe most exhausting and terrible walk of my life) which left us without wanting to walk again, but this was a very special opportunity and we decided to go anyway. The trekking to the viewpoint where you can see a large waterfall along with the glacier is simply beatiful. A trip of 1 hour and a half between a beatiful nature and full of friendly people walking to the same destination.

What makes Queulat National Park special is its relative remoteness and pristine condition. It's a place where you can immerse yourself in the unspoiled beauty of Patagonia and experience the raw power of nature. The presence of the Hanging Glacier, in particular, is a captivating and humbling sight that demonstrates the dynamic relationship between ice and water in this unique ecosystem.

if you have the opportunity to go, i highly recommend it! the view is incredible and you can take very good photos