VILLA REGINA - Río Negro (Descubrimos una PERLA de Nuestra PATAGONIA) INCREIBLES PAISAJES !! HD

Friends, after a few days in the Alto Valle del Río Negro, I just returned from a fascinating trip in which I was able to visit the beautiful town of Villa Regina. The first thing I loved was the warmth and friendliness of its people, who sincerely make you feel at home. There, life is at a very different pace than that of the big cities. Villa Regina has a stream that runs from end to end, and on its manicured lawns, the residents take advantage of the opportunity to hike, exercise, drink mate, or simply walk their pets. From there, I was able to contemplate one of the most majestic sunsets I can remember, where the sun, like a giant ball of fire, slowly sank behind the walls. Early one morning, along a road lined with pear trees, I went to visit a place that had been recommended to me: "La Isla 58." Believe me, it is simply a paradise. It is located on the banks of the Río Negro. The property boasts a leafy grove, and in autumn these trees take on ochre and yellowish hues. Attached to the riverbank are the imposing bardas (low plateaus), so characteristic of this Patagonian region. On the riverbank, I was also able to enjoy the company of some horses, gently drinking the fresh, clear water. In short, these images seemed straight out of the pages of a storybook... In the afternoon, back in the city, I headed to the northern barda for a half-hour hike along a well-marked trail that would take me to the summit, where an icon of Villa Regina is located: "The Monument to the Comahue Indian." It is a sculpture over 20 meters high, a tribute to the indigenous people of the area, which seems to be watching over and observing the entire city and valley from above. To the side, about 100 meters away, is another symbol of the place: "The Chapel of Santa Teresita," created in 1933, which also points toward the city and is undoubtedly part of the rich heritage of Regina. Needless to say, the incredible panoramic views from the top of this wall are amazing! Grateful for Life, this was a new chapter in my journey through our Argentine Republic... and I want to share it with you! If you liked the video, be sure to SHARE it, leave a comment, and give it a LIKE! SUBSCRIBE to the Channel and click on the BELL! Let's spread the word about tourism in our beautiful country...