The Glaciar National Park is located in southwest Santa Cruz, Argentina and was created in 1937 to preserve over 726,927 hectares of ice and glaciers. It was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981 to protect its beautiful landscapes and endangered animal species. The park normally receives around 400,000 tourists annually who are surprised and recommend visiting due to its scenic beauty. It is famous for its cold climate and animals like guanacos, foxes, and maras that have helped it remain on UNESCO's list.

1. THE GLACIAR
NATIONAL PARK

2. WHAT IS IT?
• Is in the southwest of the city of Santa Cruz, is
has got a extension of 726.927 and it was
created for preserve a extension of ices and
glaciars. It was created in 11 May of 1937.

3. WHAT AND WHEN IS LISTED
• Is has listed in 1981, is has listed because is it
beautifuland a part of his animals are in alert
of extincion, the UNESCO confirm this
PATRIMONION OF HUMANITY.

4. HOW MANY TOURIST HAVE VISIT IT
• The park, normally is has got 400.000 tourist
in a year. A tourist say that is a very good
experienece and is recomended to go to see
because is a really beatiful site. The 97% of the
tourist was very sorprised.

5. IS IT FAMOUS FOR STAY IN THE LIST OF
UNESCO
• The site is famous for his animals: guanacs,
foxes, foxes patagonics and maras, also for his
clime, that is very cold.