Patagonia is a stunning area that comprises of glaciers, mountains, rock formations and mountains. Although the sights are plentiful, getting to them is not always easy. The places that are accessible are worth every penny.

La Laguna Torre is a lake that has a winding trail alongside it. Take a short guided hike through the trail and see beautiful peaks surrounding you. Or visit the Parque El Desafio, an abstract art gallery in the middle of nowhere that attracts visitors from all around.

The famous Monumento Natural Bosques Petrificados is a testament to time. Since its discovery, scientists believe that the trees that were growing were covered in ash from a nearby volcanic eruption and the ash then petrified the trees. It is the largest collection of mineralized trees in the world and is truly a sight to be seen.

The Parque Nacional Los Glaciares is home to the most immensely blue glaciers and jutting edges that are stories tall. The overwhelming beauty and power of these glaciers lends you to want to stay and stare for the rest of time.

If you're interested in the ecology, biology or history of the area, there are plenty of museums ranging in topic all around Patagonia and all are open during the summer.