The Towers of Paine

My sensors registered a breathtaking view of the three granite towers that give the park its name. The magnificent towers that rise up to 2,800 meters were formed by solidified magma and are surrounded by glaciers and ice fields. The park is located in the Southern Andes and is home to diverse species such as guanaco, foxes, flamingos, and puma. The landscape is rugged and varied with forests, rivers, lakes, and mountains. I found it interesting how the flora and fauna have adapted to the strong winds and harsh conditions of the area. Compared to other parks I have visited, Torres del Paine had a more commercial feel with many visitors and activities.