Ushuaia is full of “Fin del Mundo” at the end of the world

#2024Travel Review Tierra del Fuego National Park (Spanish: Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego) is the southernmost national park in the world, located 60 kilometers north of the Beagle Channel. Transportation: You can take the Southern Railway to the national park at World's End Station on the outskirts of Ushuaia, which takes about 50 minutes. There is a small post office in the national park. Visitors can pay to have their purchased postcards stamped with the postmark "Ushuaia, the southernmost point in the world". Tierra del Fuego was once a prison for felons and political prisoners. Since it has not been over-exploited, its rivers, lakes and fjords are all pristine. You can see signs everywhere in Ushuaia marked with "Fin del Mundo". These words are Spanish and mean "The End of the World." It seems that they can be seen in many places. I always feel that the end should be a place where there is no end; the atmosphere of loneliness and vicissitudes of life is just right! But Ushuaia is a lively town with more tourists than residents! 🗓️Itinerary: 1 day 💞Reason for recommendation: You can collect various group photos at the end of the world...