Visitor's Digest: A Visual Diary

Urban Composition At San Telmo

18/3/2019

Full of charm and personality, San Telmo is one of BA's most attractive neighborhoods, with narrow cobbled streets and low-story colonial houses. This is where some of the first homes were built in the early years of the colony, and these elaborate mansions later became conventillos (tenement housing) for European immigrants. Amid the melancholy of homesickness and the merging of musical traditions in the shared patios of the conventillos, tango music was born - San Telmo, Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Vignette of Buenos Aires

17/3/2019

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At Plaza de Mayo looms the Metropolitan Cathedral, the city’s main Catholic church and, most notably for many tourists, the home church of Pope Francis. The building houses the giant marble mausoleum of General José de San Martín, a hero of Argentina’s war for independence against Spain. A pair of armed military guards keeps constant watch his tomb - Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Wildlife at Torres del Paine

16/3/2019

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Torres del Paine National Park, spanning nearly 900 square miles of southern Chile, is home to about 60 pumas. They roam across the mountains and the pampa hunting guanacos. Guanaco are similar to llamas with camel-like faces and fur in caramel and cream…- Torres Del Paine, Patagonia, Chile

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A Room With A View

15/3/2019

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Waking up in El Calafate, a village named after a local berry. A good but not a great hotel, an interesting but not a great view… However, an inevitable and interesting stop when you’re in transit to irresistible attractions like Glacier Perito Moereno, Glacier Upsula and an overnight stay at Estancia Cristina - El Calafate, Argentina

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Vignette of Tuckers Islets

14/3/2019

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Observing cormorants from Zodiac boats on Tuckers Islets, a small island that lies in the Magellan Straits - Alberto de Agostini National Park, Tierra del Fuego, Chile

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Postcard Greetings From Torres del Paine

13/3/2019

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The cornishes close to Terra Patagonia provide wonderful vistas over the diversity of landscapes of the National Park - Torres del Paine, Chile

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Postcard Greetings From Buenos Aires

11/3/2019

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Floralis Genérica: the gargantuan flower sculpture, located smack in the center of Plaza Naciones Unidas, is the inspired creation of architect Eduardo Catalano, who designed and funded the project in 2002. The giant aluminum and steel petals are 20m high and used to close like a real flower, from dusk until dawn until the gears broke, that is - Buenos Aires, Argentina

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The Magellanic Penguin

10/3/2019

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The Magellanic Penguins are closely related and very similar to the African Penguins, which are often known as the Jackass Penguin, because of its donkey-like braying call. They breed in southern Argentina, Chile and the Falkland Islands. The population is in steep decline and this species is classed as near-threatened – Alberto de Agostini National Park, Tierra del Fuego, Chile

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Postcard Greetings From The French Valley

9/3/2019

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The French Valley is part of the W-trail in Torres Del Paine National Park. The lookouts at the end of the trail offer awe-inspiring views of the mountain range and lakes spreading across the Torres Del Paine National Park - Torres Del Paine, Patagonia, Chile

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Vignette From Puerto Iguazu

8/3/2019

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Puerto Iguazú is a tri-border area along the junction of Paraguay, Argentina and Brazil, where the Iguazú and Paraná rivers converge. Except for the three borders landmark and the murals there’s little to do in Puerto Iguazú, everyone is here to see the falls or to make a buck out of them… Puerto Iguazú, Argentina

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