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Patagonia, shared between Chile and Argentina, is one of Earth's last great wilderness destinations. Home to Torres del Paine National Park, the Fitz Roy massif, and the vast Southern Patagonian Ice Field, it is the world's premier destination for dramatic trekking.
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Torres del Paine W Circuit
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Fitz Roy (Cerro Chaltén)
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Grey Glacier
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Mirador Torres
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Laguna de los Tres
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Puerto Natales
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EcoCamp basic dome
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Refugio Grey
from ₹4,500/night

EcoCamp Patagonia
from ₹12,000/night
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Seasonal Guide
When to visit Patagonia
Austral summer (Nov–Mar) is the only viable trekking season. December–January is peak season. November and March offer fewer crowds.
Insider knowledge
Travel tips for Patagonia
Book Torres del Paine huts (refugios) and camping spots months ahead — they sell out completely for December–January.
Patagonian winds are extreme — all gear must be wind-rated, not just waterproof.
The Torres sunrise hike starts at 4-5am from Refugio Las Torres — stay here the night before.
El Chaltén has no entrance fee and no permits required for day hikes — it's remarkably accessible.
Bring plenty of USD cash to Patagonia — cards are not accepted everywhere, and ATMs can run dry.
Getting there
How to reach Patagonia
By Air
Punta Arenas Airport (PUQ) is the main gateway for Torres del Paine — 3-hour bus to Puerto Natales, then 1.5 hours to the park. El Calafate (Argentina) is the gateway for Fitz Roy — 3 hours by bus to El Chaltén. Connect via Santiago de Chile or Buenos Aires from international flights.
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