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Patagonia as told by those who live there

About the author

Museum curator and writer dedicated to documenting stories, landscapes, and memories related to Patagonia.

A life connected to the South

Since 2006 in Patagonia

"Infinite Patagonia" is the result of years of observation, travel, and work in the Patagonian region. The project brings together history, landscape, and human stories to offer an accessible, documentary-style perspective on one of the most extraordinary regions in the world.

Through my work at ranches, nature reserves, national parks, tourism agencies, and similar organizations, I was able to gain the experience needed to take on historical projects and become the curator of a museum at a century-old Patagonian ranch.

The pillars

What the project entails

History

Documentation and dissemination of stories related to Patagonia. These stories were carefully selected to shed light on the current character of Patagonia.
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Territory

A perspective shaped by direct experience and the real landscape.
More than seven years of living and breathing the air of the south gave me the opportunity to absorb the knowledge that has been poured into this work.

Report

Stories, places, and people that are part of the Patagonian imagination: Perito Moreno, the Welsh settlement, “Rebellious Patagonia,” the creation of the national parks, and more…

Meet the author

Juan Manuel Herrera Traybel

former national park guide, curator, and author

Juan Manuel Herrera Traybel is a museum curator and the author of *Patagonia Infinita*. His work focuses on documenting and sharing stories related to Patagonia, combining research, local expertise, and visual storytelling.

He lived in Tierra del Fuego, on a ranch and in the city of Ushuaia. After a few years, he moved to the province of Santa Cruz to work at Los Glaciares National Park.
There, he worked at a ranch museum, an experience that would later inspire him to write this book.

Why read this book?

The Spirit of Patagonia

More than just a destination, Patagonia represents a way of understanding distance, climate, isolation, and the relationship between people and the land. *Patagonia Infinita* seeks to bring that experience to the reader from a historical and human perspective.

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years of research and writing

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old photographs

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