Ushuaia is called the end of the world. Why do you say that?

Ushuaia is located in Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost Argentina, and is the capital of Tierra del Fuego province. It is only 800 kilometers away from the South Pole. Except for a few scientific research teams, it is uninhabited all the year round, which is about a quarter of the distance from Guangzhou to Harbin. Ushuaia can be said to be the southernmost tip of human settlements on the earth, south of ushuaia, and it is inaccessible. Ushuaia is indeed the "end" of the "human world".

In fact, in a strict sense, there is also a Chilean town named Kawad Hornos in the southeast of ushuaia, but the permanent population of Kawad Hornos is only 2,000, far less than that of ushuaia, which is more than 60,000. Ushuaia has enough infrastructure and urban construction as the basis of tourism development, but Kavald Hornos of Chile can't match it, so ushuaia can be called "the end of the world" by us on the other side of the ocean, while Kavald Hornos can only be unknown.

In addition to the endless stream of global tourists every year, scientists who go to the South Pole for scientific investigation will naturally make final supplies in ushuaia. It takes about two days to cross the Drake Strait from ushuaia to the Antarctic continent, which is a comforting figure for the long journey of Antarctic scientific research for several months.

Ushuaia means "watch the sunset beach" in the dialect of local aborigines, while the slogan everywhere in local streets is "the end of the world, the beginning of everything". Ushuaia's title of "the end of the world" is naturally the successful propaganda of the local government, and ushuaia also goes to the world with this poetic title.