Torres del Paine Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

We can find a lot of dead trees in Torres del Paine National Park, we can use those dead trees to composite a powerful image

Sunrise in the beautiful Torres Del Paine National Park, in Patagonia, Chile. We hiked through the night to catch sunrise here. One of the most unforgettable moments.

The mountains are beautiful, but those around El Chaltel in Argentina are even better. Moreover, in Torres del Paine you need to pay 30 US$ to enter the place. After paying that we were told that we could not use the trails because we arrived after 11.00. Everything in the park is extremely expensive. In El Chaltel the trails are all free to use. #givethanks #givethanks

It is important to visit a scenic spot in the Baie National Park in Chile. The guide told us that during the summer tourist season, this viewing platform that can be photographed with Xueshan listened to 10 tourist buses in minutes, and said that 50 people would line up for photography. The most interesting cognition of the peak travel is to go up the stairs after entering the Baine National Park. It is said that the wind speed here can reach 120 meters per second in summer, and many tourists will be turned over by the wind. Although the summer temperature will be a few degrees warmer than the present, but after all, it is the wind from the glacier, in fact, it really hangs on the skin, and the average temperature of 0 to 3 degrees is not much different. Why did the name "Baiine Paine" come from? In fact, in the local language, Paine means "blue". Here is blue, the mountain is blue, the sky is blue, and "Bene" is named. Of course, in the late autumn, a lot of colors were added to Benedict. In addition to the wrong peak, you can choose to visit Baiyuan in the late autumn. You must not miss the one-night stay in the Baie National Park and the glaciers of the famous Glacier. Since Benee National Park can be rated as "the 50 places that must be visited in the world", its power is naturally amazing. As a flower that is still rippling in the aftermath of the shock, I hope that everyone can see such a beautiful scene.

The Grey Glacier is the most famous glacier in the Chilean National Park, connected to glacial lakes and glaciers. Because the Grey Glacier is huge and has a lot of movement, the mud that stirs the riverbed makes the lake dark gray, hence the name Grey Grey. Responding to the "Gray" lake is the "Bai Nei" - the blue glaciers, the ice floes on the lake are also snow white and ice blue, the ultimate magic. The Hotel Lago Grey, where we stayed, was built on the other side of the icy lake, directly opposite the Dabai Nei and Grey Glacier. I dont know if its excited or cold, and the goose bumps are full, and its gradually calmed down in the warmth of the lobby like the summer heating system. The height of the lobby is more than 8 meters. I think it is designed to allow the guests to see the Dabai from any angle. The hotel also has its own store selling outdoor gear and souvenirs. The indoor public area of the hotel is very simple in design. The side facing the floor-to-ceiling windows is a restaurant on one side and a bar on the other side. Because there are not many rooms in the whole room, there are not many places in these two areas, but they are wide. Space creates a low-density dining environment for all guests. The breakfast at the hotel is buffet style, pure Western style, fresh ingredients and complete categories. There are two types of rooms: garden huts and lake view rooms. The rooms are simply furnished but exquisite, with a cold exterior view, the decoration is a strong Nordic style. The windows in each room are facing the Dabai, and looking in from the porch, there is a illusion that "the window is a clip art paste."

Paine national park

on strike, amazing view

Mirador Base Las Torres

I hiked at the end of November and was lucky with good sunshine. The weather is varied, so be prepared for sun, rain, cold, and gusts. I would not enjoy the peak season with so many hikers. The last 3km were unexpectedly steep and rocky. The trail closes at 3 pm about 3km away from Mirador Torres. The peaks are impressive and the highlight of the park. A must-see when visiting Torres del Paine for the amazing views. I highly recommend starting very early or staying at Refugio Chileno to start early. If you can catch the sunrise, you'll see otherworldly scenery and beat all the traffic jams of buses dropping people off at 8 am. An unforgettable memory. Hiked on January 8, 2024. Left Campamento Chileno at 3:45 am and arrived at Base Torres at 5:20 am - missed the first light but the sun rose around 5:45 am. The first part of the hike in the dark is easy, well-marked, and flat. The last 30 minutes of the hike are a tough climb. It's easy to stray off the path on the rocks, but you can keep to the trail by following others or keeping GPS close. This place. One of my favorites in the world. After walking the W for 4 days, I had the privilege of having them to myself for about 50 minutes before heading back down. It's a really tough walk, but I'm happy I saved them for the last day!! Unfortunately, I was too tired to get up for sunrise, but I got there around 10 am, and it felt like I was among the crowds, and on my way down around 11 am, I passed about 100 people who were all there together - I was so thankful to my guardian angel for that treat. So here's a tip for others. At the top, it's very windy and cold. Bring all the layers, snacks, blankets, and other things you can to be comfortable when enjoying the spectacular views or the golden hour.