Marble Caves of Chile in Argentina
If as much as you to go to South America and specifically to the Argentine Chilean border
You'll find yourself in front of a natural panel of what is beautiful:
It's Lake General Carrera beautiful turquoise for its water, which shines Kelzimrd,
Dhishtk but will not stop here because if you approached more and more you will find one of the finest natural wonders:
On the banks of the lake there are caves of marble with exquisite form of water Nantha
Over millions of years,
To reflect the turquoise luster amazing in concert!
Formed as a result of these amazing formations sculpted running water and chemical Tersabadtha
Over millions of years:
Interestingly, the process of sculpture that led to the caves below the rock formation
Can pass from small boats at low water level:
By accessing the bottom of this rock you will find an amazing exhibition of masterpieces
Would not have before, but praise the greatness of created making it all:
Was to estimate the size of these pieces stunning marble about 5,000 million tons,
94% of which consists of calcium carbonate.
It is strange that the air is cold inside these caves until
If it were sunny skies on the lake!
Also strange is that this water does not take a single case, but moves from color Elvirzoa
Transparent to dark blue depending on the weather,
So says Supervisors on this the place that each visit you will be different than before!
General Carrera Lake General Carrera on the border of Argentina Chile
In the region of Patagonia in south-west of the continent of South America,
Which is the deepest lake in South America and the largest in Chile.
This is called also the lake of Lake Buenos Aires from the Argentine side.
The lake extends over an area 1,800 kilometers square,
The maximum depth of about 590 meters,
And containing rocks appear below the effects of sculpture in a striking manner:
The only problem with this place is the difficulty to access it though the Chilean government
Working to develop the way that bad up to this place.
In conclusion, I leave you with this amazing group of images for one
Of the most beautiful masterpieces of nature:
You'll find yourself in front of a natural panel of what is beautiful:
It's Lake General Carrera beautiful turquoise for its water, which shines Kelzimrd,
Dhishtk but will not stop here because if you approached more and more you will find one of the finest natural wonders:
On the banks of the lake there are caves of marble with exquisite form of water Nantha
Over millions of years,
To reflect the turquoise luster amazing in concert!
Formed as a result of these amazing formations sculpted running water and chemical Tersabadtha
Over millions of years:
Interestingly, the process of sculpture that led to the caves below the rock formation
Can pass from small boats at low water level:
By accessing the bottom of this rock you will find an amazing exhibition of masterpieces
Would not have before, but praise the greatness of created making it all:
Was to estimate the size of these pieces stunning marble about 5,000 million tons,
94% of which consists of calcium carbonate.
It is strange that the air is cold inside these caves until
If it were sunny skies on the lake!
Also strange is that this water does not take a single case, but moves from color Elvirzoa
Transparent to dark blue depending on the weather,
So says Supervisors on this the place that each visit you will be different than before!
General Carrera Lake General Carrera on the border of Argentina Chile
In the region of Patagonia in south-west of the continent of South America,
Which is the deepest lake in South America and the largest in Chile.
This is called also the lake of Lake Buenos Aires from the Argentine side.
The lake extends over an area 1,800 kilometers square,
The maximum depth of about 590 meters,
And containing rocks appear below the effects of sculpture in a striking manner:
The only problem with this place is the difficulty to access it though the Chilean government
Working to develop the way that bad up to this place.
In conclusion, I leave you with this amazing group of images for one
Of the most beautiful masterpieces of nature:
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