Photos: from top to bottom. Pehuén flag and the wind, our refuge in the mountain village, the small port on Lake Alumine that was the view from the bedroom, Dalia and araucaria estimated 700 years old, the view from the Batea Mahuida, Lake Ñorquinco , a pearl semivirgen, and a sunset over the lake Moquehue. Villa Pehuenia
is a corner of the Cordillera del Neuquén, lying on the Alumine Lake, near the Moquehue, at the foot of the volcano Batea Mahuida, which now rests peacefully on the border with Chile. Was wintering site of the Mapuche community, which collected the pinion ("monkey puzzle") resulting from the centuries-old pine and live in peaceful harmony with nature. The flag of the indigenous people is punished by harsh winds, but remains tense and guardian. A cabin in the foliage was the ideal place to rest for 7 days. Long walks and endless sunsets, good reading, notes for a future book chronicles apocryphal, fabric, talks serene mates and tranquility.
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