Postcard Greeting From Lago Argentino

15/1/2019

Once you are in El Calafate, there’s no way to miss the vast Lago Argentino. The city sits on the shore of this massive lake, the largest freshwater source in Argentina. It covers 566 square miles and is a result of glacial meltwater, which causes its milky blue color. The lake is part of Argentina’s Glacier National Park. This picture is taken after we boarded a catamaran for the three hour journey across Lago Argentina to Estancia Cristina… P.S The blue colour is real... Never seen this in nature before... - Lago Argentino, Glacier National Park, Argentina

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