Deserted in Patagonia

The plane travels to Patagonia, Argentina, where we will investigate a vast ice sheet as part of our geographic travel. Everyone was very excited to go to Argentina (including me), there was a cheerful atmosphere on the plane, and all the planes of the plane were full of chattering laughter. The entire team wore their climbing gear, and many had new wool, backpacks and gadgets to show off to others. After we got off the plane, we took a long distance bus and took us on the night we arranged the camp.

Oh Chile, you are weird. From Atacama Desert to Patagonia, Chile is such a desolated Earth. Chile has an incredible natural sight, and cities such as Valparaiso and Santiago are also at your side. Chilean people have fun and friendly, but the boy's clothes and hair style are very strange. Vietnam started at 16th place on my list, but the longer it takes for me to travel there, the more I go to the south, the less I like it. I would like to return to Vietnam and I would like to spend more time on the road I can not access. I like Vietnam's "real" emotions in the northern region very much, but when I get to the south it becomes overly commercial and local sales are becoming more radical. Overall, I really enjoyed the time I spent in Vietnam. This is my favorite country in Southeast Asia.

This narrow Chilean country offers visitors the opportunity to see glaciers, deserts, lakes and volcanoes. This country is known as a gateway to exploring Patagonia and Antarctica, but Chile also offers vast space and friendly people. Chile has been on the top of my travel list for many years. I am willing to go! When first thinking about traveling in Colombia, I thought about safety. Columbia has revived variously, which is known for its high crime rate and drug trafficking group. Crime rates in the major cities of Cartagena and Bogota are declining, allowing travelers to experience colonial architecture and excellent cuisine.

Yes, Chile is located between the huge natural walls such as the Atacama Desert in the North, the Pacific Ocean in the West, Patagonia in the South, and the Andean in the East. These natural worlds protect Chile's nature from many diseases. That's why Chile's customs seem to be strange when you arrive at their country. Why is this localization done from the east to the west instead of the north and south? Surprisingly, the distance from the equator does not play a leading role here, but it is near the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains. The greatest diversity of soil and climate is not from north to south but from east to west.