National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 8月19日 16時02分

Photo by @michaelgeorge | Torres del Paine is the rare park where humans are the outsiders in a vast, legitimate wilderness. Though it occupies 930 square miles, the park receives only 2,000 visitors per day in peak season. Here we travel over “Lago Pehoé,” translated as “Hidden Lake.” The color is caused by glacial “flour” or rock dust suspended in the water. In the distance you can see Macizo Paine, a group of mountains that look like broken teeth. #torresdelpaine #patagonia #chile

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papack10454 I’ve noticed after following the Nat Geo for some time, many of the post don’t give the country of the location pictured. It would be helpful for us less traveled

lisa.borghi I'm so glad they limit the people to limit human intrusion to the land and the wildlife

hwufarted @mkeonouphet the first trip we're gonna go on after both of us have steady jobs lol

darrendoinstuff Been there and it’s amazing. Hands down most beautiful place I’ve ever seen.

from_earth_eg Hello 😊 plz take a moment to check and follow as @from_earth_eg

kpins4 @jailevene we're going to be here in a few months!!!

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