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Plan language: 中文想知道在智利纳塔莱斯港有哪些必做的事情吗?从百内国家公园开始,它就在北边仅112公里处,那里的花岗岩塔楼主宰着整个景观。往西走24公里,米洛东洞穴保存着巨型树懒的化石。最后在曼努埃尔·布尔内斯观景点结束行程,那里可以饱览乌尔蒂马埃斯佩兰萨峡湾的全景。
黎明三座花岗岩塔是巴塔哥尼亚最壮丽的自然奇观。一天之内穿越冰川山谷,聆听冰崩之声,在冰冷的湖泊中欣赏冰山。
快速信息: 三座花岗岩塔峰蜿蜒高达2800米,公园内自由生活着约100只美洲狮,最常见于黎明捕猎时分。国家园区占地2400平方公里,冰川湖中的水因冰川粉而泛着乳白色蓝绿色的光。
亮点: 黎明时分,就在太阳升起之前,三座花岗岩塔峰燃烧般的橙红色光芒闪耀,这场奇观仅持续约20分钟,如同阴影峡谷中的余烬。当你靠近塔下的泻湖时,空气中弥漫着冰冷花岗岩和潮湿森林的气息,冰川粉使水面呈现柔和的淡蓝色。


没有任何其他百内塔的景观如此近便且无人潮。沿羊肠小道上下三小时,你将获得千米之上三百六十度的全景作为回报。
快速信息: 攀登覆盖约800米的垂直落差,小径穿过三个不同的植被带,直至1050米的山顶。天气晴朗时从这里可以看到托罗泻湖、乌尔蒂马埃斯佩兰萨湾以及远处长达150公里的冰川。
亮点: 山顶的山毛榉被西风吹弯至45度,一座古老的石制测量金字塔隐藏在它们之中,就位于山顶之上。在完全寂静之中,仅有风声和下方羊铃的叮当声打破,从1050米高处,整个托雷斯德尔派恩山脉尽收眼底。


唯一一处从水面上能俯瞰整个峡湾和雪峰的地方。倾听木头的吱呀声和咸咸的空气,看着光线随时间变换色彩。
快速信息: 巴塔哥尼亚庄园的羊毛贸易促成了建造,40年代的一场强风暴摧毁了最初的木质甲板。如今的复制品长125米,由当地硬木伦加木建造,自2021年起向行人开放。
亮点: 你能听到甲板随着波浪呼吸,因为横梁上留有小缝隙,让水和空气在脚下自由流通。在晴朗的日子里,40多公里外白色的托雷斯德尔派恩显得如此之近,仿佛伸手就能触及。


沿着木栈道漫步于峡湾碧蓝的水面之上,尽览冰川峰顶全景。找一处风景坐下,当地的雕塑和绚丽的日落沿整条小路等候着你。
快速信息: 木质步道长约1.8公里,沿峡湾边缘从市中心延伸至港口。由于冰川泥沙,水面呈现乳白绿松石色,晴朗的日子里从这里可以看到一百多公里外派恩山体白色的山脊。
亮点: 晴朗的日子里从这里可以看到一百多公里外派恩山体的山脊,平静的水面如镜子般倒映着它们。日落时峡湾变成深粉色和金色,步道几乎空无一人,只留下水声和远处的风声。


水边的一角,讲述着这个遥远之地生命如何开始。站在青铜牛旁,感受首批定居者的精神。
快速信息: 青铜群雕描绘了一个定居者带着两头牛和一张犁,而牛在一百年前确实是当地经济真正的动力。很少有人知道这里曾是乘客乘船长途跋涉后最先踏足的地方之一。
亮点: 最有趣的是,群雕中的牛是按实际尺寸铸造的,游客可以站到它们旁边,感受这些强大动物的规模。一天接近尾声时,巴塔哥尼亚的光线在雕像周围投下长长的影子,使整个场景显得戏剧化而生动。
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A layered cake filled with tart calafate berry jam, a fruit that grows only across the Patagonian steppe. Locals say that whoever eats calafate is destined to return to Patagonia someday.

Ice cream churned from wild calafate berries, one of the few fruits that survive Patagonia's freezing winds. Its bright, tangy flavor is a summer staple in every ice cream shop in town.

Light-as-air meringue cookies whose Spanish name means sighs, baked across the south of Chile for generations. They melt instantly on the tongue and are often dusted with powdered sugar.

A whole lamb slowly roasted upright on a spit over an open wood fire. The simple salt treatment and hours of smoky heat produce famously tender, flavorful Patagonian lamb.

A creamy, oven-baked gratin of Chilean king crab from the cold Magallanes waters. The sweet crab is folded with bread, milk, and cheese for a rich winter comfort dish.

Cold-smoked salmon from the pristine fjords and rivers of southern Patagonia. Small smokehouses near Puerto Natales cure it over beech wood and often pair it with calafate sauce.

A deep purple sweet liqueur made by macerating wild calafate berries. It is the signature drink of Chilean Patagonia and a popular digestif after a long day outdoors.
A refreshing cocktail that mixes calafate liqueur with fresh lemon juice. Created in the far south, it is the go-to drink in the bars of Puerto Natales.
A warm spiced wine simmered with orange peel and cinnamon. Its name means navigated wine, and it is a beloved comfort drink through Patagonia's chilly nights.
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Iconic granite towers, glaciers, lakes and guanacos; the top Patagonia destination.
Cave of the extinct giant ground sloth with viewing platforms and small museum.
Boat trip through Ultima Esperanza fjord to two tidewater glaciers and a waterfall.
Historic 1915 cold storage warehouse and working Patagonian sheep estancias with asado.
Regional capital with colonial architecture, maritime history and nearby penguin colonies.
Buses to Punta Arenas, Torres del Paine and El Calafate (Argentina); no passenger rail serves the region
Fly to Punta Arenas (PUQ) then take a 3 hour bus to town. Book buses ahead in high season; flights from town are seasonal.
评论 (8)
The wind here is no joke. I thought people were exaggerating. First night the rain came sideways and my jacket gave up. Still ate some incredible seafood and the town grew on me.
Fell in love with this weird little port town. So quiet, so many stray dogs, locals were warm. Coffee culture is real here. Wish I'd stayed one more day honestly.
Overpriced for what it is honestly. Everything costs double what I expected and the food portions were small. That said the views out the bus window leaving were unreal.
Skip the fancy places on the main street. Walk two blocks to the small spots near the bus terminal, same lamb dishes for half the price and locals eat there.
Honestly it's just the base camp for Torres del Paine. Cute streets and great lamb, but if you're not doing the park you can skip it. Two nights max for me.