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 In the summer of 2020, I was backpacking through southern Chile for a month I think. it was really beautiful. I went with my ex to the trip and we visited many places, first Concepción where we stayed for a few days and then we continued south. We passed through Coñaripe, Villarrica, Puerto Varas, Puerto Montt, Hornopiren, Futaleufu and finally we arrived at Coyhaique.


We bathed in a river in Futaleufu, the water was very cold but pleasant, it was very crystalline and you could even see fish, we harvested wild strawberries, we ate hallucinogenic mushrooms and saw unicorns in a cloud that passed over the lake in Coñaripe, the truth was incredible. We also saw many birds such as kingfishers, queltehues, chucaos <3 and swallows, but the most amazing animal we saw was the huemul, I almost cried when I saw it.

It was the best trip I have ever done, because I lived and learned many things, a person who was very important accompanied me and getting to know all those places, landscapes, animals and people was something that made me grow. In Coyhaique I ate a fruit called Calafate, and according to the people I met there, if you eat Calafate you are destined to return to Patagonia, which I hope with all my heart.




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  1. Anónimo23 de septiembre de 2021 a las 6:56 p.m.

    Hi Sebastián! I think that southern Chile is magic, I only know Villarica but I really want to know Puerto Varas and Puerto Mont. I hope you can do another trip and return for more calafates jajja!

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  2. Ana Aguirre S24 de septiembre de 2021 a las 2:41 p.m.

    it sounds like a memorable trip, but i got curious about the part of the hallucinogenic mushrooms, how do you felt after eating that?

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