Lihuel Calel National Park

　　Lihuel Calel National Park was established in 1977, covering an area of approximately 10 hectares. The most outstanding feature of the park’s landscape is the Lihuel Calel hills, whose highest elevation reaches 600 meters. The northern foothills have gentle slopes, while the opposite side drops steeply.

　　The scenery of Lihuel Calel National Park is mainly mountainous, with representative vegetation including papaya shrubs, as well as scattered groves of chanar, piquillin, mata chilladora, and sandalwood. In the park, visitors can observe species unique to central Argentina such as vizcachas, yellow-toothed cavies, llamas, long-eared cavies, foxes, martens, jaguars, red lizards, burrowing parrots, valley cavies, little armadillos, crested caciques, crowned gnateaters, spot-winged falconets, and black-capped finches.

　　Parque Nacional Lihuel Calel Must-visit reason: One of the most remarkable parks in Argentina Continent: South America [South America] Country/Region: Argentina [Argentina] Province/State: La Pampa Province [La Pampa Province]