ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月13日 23時45分

Pali Aike National Park is one of the least visited yet most dramatic reserves in #Chile. The Tehuelche hunter-gatherers believed that evil spirits possessed the land, and called it “the place of desolation” and “the devil’s country.” Our reporter, Joshua Hammer, says it’s not hard to see why. The area is filled with volcanoes, formed by the collision of the Chile Rise and the Peru-Chile oceanic trench 100 million years ago. The 31-square-mile reserve was established by the Chilean government in 1970. It’s home to an abundance of wildlife, from gray foxes to lizards to dozens of species of birds unique to Patagonia. Still, #PaliAike is one of the most obscure attractions on Chile’s new @rutadelosparquesdelapatagonia, or Route of Parks — a 1,740-mile wilderness trail that links together 17 national parks. @tomas.munita took this photo of Laguna Ana, a salt lagoon near the entrance to the national park. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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