This unique world heritage site of Los Glaciares National Park is located in the Southwest of Santa Cruz Province in the Argentine part of Patagonia. Here the main background forests are called Magellanic, and the park is situated in the Southern Andes which are shared with neighbouring Chile. It is adjacent to the two national parks of Torres del Paine and Bernardo O’Higgins on the Chilean side.

Whole academic world misinterpreted the name Santa Cruz which alone has the historical and the geographical potentialities to provide substantive information on ancient migration and on bilabial situations relating to origin of Church History.

While Los is as same as Ros of the ancient world, Santa refers to the Indian ‘Saint’; it also identifies a place in this name in the ancient Babylon which marks the forest of Sita of Sita—vana(Strabon of Eratosthenes) and the hermitage of Sage Valmiki. It pinpoints Santa, daughter of Dasaratha, and the hermitage of Sage Lomesh. The name is attached to ‘Ros’ which identifies a river in this name that separates the region of the ‘mortals’ from the region of the ‘immortals’. Santa thus is a name that is linked to an important ancient geographical region where then situated the Catherine Monastery in Ophir. This is the ‘San’ monastery region of Cartha(-ginians) in the Erythraean Sea as same as the Caspian Sea.

Here Santa is associated with ‘Cruz’; the latter identifies ‘Krousta’. Both the Los and Cruz pinpoint Mt Caucasus from which has been originated the term ’Krousta’, the other name of ‘Christ’, a ‘title’ of a group of followers of ‘Krousta’. It pinpoints the birthplace of Jesus Christ at Nazareth, neighbourly to Bethlehem on the bank of the river Ros and on the border of the ancient Jerusalem.

Argentina is a country mostly located in the southern half of South America which shares the Southern Cone with Chile to the west, both Bolivia and Paraguay to the north, Brazil to the northeast, Uruguay on the east, and the Drake Passageto to the south. Part of Antarctica, Islas Malvinas, South Georgia, and the South Sandwich islands are under the sovereignty of Argentina. Buenos Aires is its capital.

It is very interesting to read that Argentina is a country of ‘immigrants’ and its inhabitants remember their country as ‘crisol de razas’ means ‘Kings of Kosal’; the Spanish speaking people referring to vaseo for their society stands for ‘vasya’ or the ‘traders’ and ‘tu’ as usual means ‘you’. La Plata and Rio Plata means ‘prastha’ or the general identity of the region of the Tiger’s path and the Plain of the River Tigris. ‘Rio’ means the City of Sun and its deity. Lunfardo immigrants were the Lombardo or the Lumbardo whose origin should be searched within the Ptolemy’s Geography or within Pali literature. They were Lambakanas means the people having ‘Long Ears’; they were the Romans or the people of Ravana Island in Lanka.

Argentina, according to some scholars, means ‘made of silver’ ; others see it as ‘land of silver’. The main root of Argentina is in Argonautica and it is also identified with Agamemnon of Homer’s epics; a ‘silver’ king means a silver-wheel’ king who rules in ‘Three Quarters’, a ‘Golden-Wheel’ king rules in ‘Four Quarters’; Agamemnon was a ‘silver-wheel king’. In Spanish and in Portuguese, the word for ‘silver’ is plata and prata respectively;  and this exactly means the bhrat of Indian puranic traditions. This word when expands give the names of Euphrates, Ephorate, and Ephraim. This identifies the Golden Wheel King at Troy and here the kings belonged to the ancient vaisya class people. The belief which is reflected in the popular saying that ‘los argentinos descienden de los barcos’(Argentines descend from the ships) thus refers to  Tyna of Alexander’s historians or the Tainos(of the Bible) region of the ‘inhabited world’. Here meaning of barcos is more important as it identifies the ancient Bariahs and the latter identifies Deborah of the Bible connected with Mt Caucasus.

Legend of Sierra de la Plata refers to ‘Sierra’ near Plata; and here Sierra means ‘Sri’(of Indian puranas) or ‘Sheez’(of the Avesta) or ‘Seir’( of the Bible), and Soreyya of Pali; legend of the White King should be searched through White Villages, White Walls, and White Mountains of other ancient literature.

Selknam and Yaghan in the extreme south—Sri-Kana or Sri-kantha/Agni/Yakni

Puelche, Querandi and Serranos in the centre-east—Puel-chi/Pulaka/Pulasta/Kuranda/Korkanda/Saranda/Saranavati.

Tehulche in the south—Teul-che/Tell region/Taila/ Tihula/Tahia

Komand Wichi in the north—Mt Komedai/Kumuda/Kardam/Cadmuda/Wi

Charrua, Minuane and Guarani in the northeast—Cheldeans/Choras/Minos/Mandhatas/Gaurians/Gourians

Diaguita in the northwest—Dighati/Dighiti/Lombardos/

Inca Empire—Inchala/In-Cheras

Toconote and Henia and Kamiare in the centre—Takka/Ta’chin/Han/Anias/Kamas/Kamrup

Huarpe in the centre-west—Harpa/Rupa-Sri/Epirus/Arupa/Urbasi/Europa/ Orbatis

Ilama cattle—Iluryans/El-country/Ayila country/the Lambs/Lamas/Lomesh

The Upsala, Onelli and Perito Moreno Glaciers which calve into the icy and milky waters of the Lake Argentino are place-names. Here Upsala is identified with name of a Bhikhsuni who was then staying in Sita-vana that identifies both Ophir and Deborah(name of a deity in Indian puranic tradition).

Los Glaciares National Park is embedded into the remote mountain landscape of the Patagonian Andes shared by Argentina and Chile. While Andes is as same as the Anda and Andhaka of ancient history, Patagonia marks one of the four the geographical divisions of the ancient world.

Adjacent to the East, and near the lakes the National Reserve is divided into three distinct units, ‘Viedma’ in the north, a ‘Central Zone’ and ‘Zona Roca’ to the South.

Unesco says, ‘There is a large altitudinal gradient from around 200 m.a.s.l. all the way to Cerro Fitz Roy at 3,375 m.a.s.l. This magnificent peak is also known as Cerro Chaltén, based on the native Aonikenk word for “smoking mountain”. Many place names go back to the Aonikenk, but petroglyphs and other artifacts are reminiscent of even earlier original inhabitants…..The Puma and the elusive Andean Cat, locally known as Guiña, roam the landscape, as does the elusive Huemul, a rare native deer species of the Southern Andes. There is a rich bird fauna, including important breeding populations of the emblematic Andean Condor and Darwin’s Rhea, sometimes called the “South American Ostrich” and locally known as Choique’. All names involved here are identified with place-names and they collectively narrate the story of the ‘inhabited world’ itself.