Patagonia - the ancient land where gods descended.

Here, the ancient primeval forest is still preserved, with tall and thick trees, dense branches and leaves, and vigorous and straight trunks. In the Patagonia region, there are magnificent natural landscapes such as the Blanca Marsh Nature Reserve in Neuquén Province, the Perito Moreno National Park in Santa Cruz Province, the Tierra del Fuego National Park Reserve, and the Valdes Peninsula National Marine Park in Chubut Province, as well as precious animals such as guanacos, eagles, pumas, sea lions, walruses, penguins, etc. within the protected areas. The eastern part of Patagonia is dominated by vast plateaus of desert and semi-desert highlands. Sloping in a step-like manner from west to east, the eastern part of the area is characterized by steep cliffs that directly face the Atlantic Ocean. Influenced by ancient glaciers and modern arid climates, the surface features include glacial valleys, moraines, ice-dammed lakes, and various wind-eroded and wind-deposited landforms.