Because it is the southernmost city in the world.

Therefore it is called "the end of the world".

Ushuaia tourist specialties: Ushuaia is a free port.

It is only 800 kilometers away from the Antarctic Peninsula. Most ships of scientific expeditions to Antarctica from various countries depart from here, using it as their rear base and transfer station to Antarctic expedition points.

At the same time, guests from various countries often come here to travel.

.

There are not only many natural wonders to watch and play here, but also delicious seafood with special flavors, such as crabs, mussels, krill, spider crabs, seal meat, sardines, cod, jellyfish and other specialties, which are a feast for tourists.

In addition to taking a cruise to visit Seal Island and Bird Island in the Beagle Channel, tourists can also experience the wonderfully colorful Tierra del Fuego National Park.

This park is a nature reserve in Argentina. Snowy peaks, lakes and virgin forests are its greatest features.

The strong wind speed here causes the trees to twist and turn in strange shapes, forming a strange landscape called "Drunkard's Forest".

It was founded in 1870 and established as a city in 1893.

The main economic sectors are electrical appliances, wood processing, fishing and tourism.

Residents are mostly engaged in logging, sheep raising, fishing and other production.

But due to its unique geographical location, it is world-famous as the gateway to Antarctica.

Uscupia is 3,200 kilometers away from the country’s capital, Buenos Aires, but only 800 kilometers away from Antarctica.

It takes at least a week to take a boat to Antarctica from Australia, New Zealand and other places; it can be reached in two days by setting sail from Ushuaia and crossing the Drake Passage.

Therefore, Ushuaia is an ideal starting point and supply base for expeditions and expeditions to Antarctica.

Reasons to travel to Ushuaia: 1. Discover Tierra del Fuego National Park, 12 kilometers away from Ushuaia. There are many lakes worth visiting, including Lake Escondido, Lake Fagnano and Esme

Radda Lagoon, as well as the Beagle Channel, Tierra del Fuego and Bahia Pataya Lakes.

It snows there year-round and is one of the windiest places on earth.

2. Visit the World Prison’s End. The prison was closed in 1947 and in 1997, it was declared a national monument. It is now well preserved and functions as a museum for tourists to visit.

3. Take a train to the end of the world. In the Tierra del Fuego National Park, the Southern Tierra del Fuego Railway Carriage is known as the Doomsday Train.

Its journey is 8 kilometers and today is entirely a short tourist route lasting 60 minutes.

This is a steam train.

4. Appreciate the fauna and flora. The fauna in Ushuaia is very rich. You can see foxes, guinea pigs, otters and even beavers.

Along the coast, you can also see some sea lions, seals, birds, etc.

You can take a catamaran organized by a tour company to the sea lion colony and Martillo Island, where you can see penguins.

5. Try wonderful food, there are many types of food, such as black cod, spider crab and trout.

Seafood is a big part of it.

Reference for the above information: Baidu Encyclopedia-Us Cup Asia