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Nightfall brings a taste of local cuisine in El Calafate, where travelers can indulge in “asado,” a delicious whole lamb grilled over an open fire. The town lies on the banks of Lago Argentino, serving as the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park.
A highlight of any visit is the awe-inspiring Perito Moreno Glacier, which stands at a towering 200 feet above sea level, representing the world’s third-largest freshwater reserve. Visitors can hike its icy surface or enjoy a chilled whiskey served on the rocks at a nearby viewing platform, witnessing the glacier's breathtaking vistas and ever-shifting façade.