Also known as Lake Fagnano, it is one of the largest in the world, with a surface area of 590 km² and a maximum depth that exceeds 200 meters.
He Khami lake it’s found shared with Chile and flows into the Pacific Ocean. It is ideal for practicing water sports and is the main source of water for the city of Tolhuin.
The imposing Lake Fagnanoalso known as Khami or Kaken Shown in the Selk’nam language, meaning “large and elongated lake“, is one of the main attractions of the region. This lake not only impresses with its panoramic view, but is also a meeting point for residents and tourists who enjoy outdoor activities. Accompanied by family and friends, and with some mates in hand, you can see the view of the hills, the waves on the coast, the valleys and the Andean Patagonian forest characteristic of the area.
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How to get to Lake Khami, Tierra del Fuego
From the Argentine city of Rio Grandeyou can access Lake Fagnano through the National Route No. 3, traveling about 105 km. This route allows you to enjoy a unique landscape, which transits between the steppe and the Andes mountain rangeoffering stunning views and an unforgettable travel experience.
From Chiliyou can access the Lake Fagnano through the new highway Route Y-85. This route runs parallel to the Rasmussen River, entering the Karukinka natural park, passing by Lake Deseado and crossing the mountain range until reaching the Azopardo River.
What to do in Lake Khami, Tierra del Fuego
One of the options is walk a path of approximately 800 meters on the southern shore of the lake, which leads to the spectacular “La Porfiada” waterfall. We also invite you to walk the interpretive trail of bird watching called “Haiken chache”, which in Selk’nam means “Looking at bird”. On this trail, you can observe various migratory and native birds, especially between September and March.
A notable aspect of this place is its proximity to three large provincial reserves (Río Valdez, Laguna Negra and Corazón de la Isla) and a municipal reserve (Río Turbio), which are of great interest to bird watchers. Here you can spot numerous species of birdlife.
On the north shore of the lake, another option is el Interpretive Trail of Laguna Negraa wonderful place for bird watching, sport fishing, hiking, kayaking and activities such as mountain biking and horseback riding. This trail offers a unique natural setting with its Patagonian Andean forest.
Source: Ambito
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