Discover Ushuaia: A Letter from the End of the World – Complete Postal Address Guide

Arriving at the end of the world, Ushuaia, the most enchanting experience is to send a postcard from this remote corner to your loved ones in China! Trust me, this gesture is more precious than any souvenir. The recipients will feel incredibly valued and touched, as not many people in their lifetime can travel halfway across the globe to such a far-flung place in Antarctica!

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Mailbox Addresses:
1. After a charming ride on the little train, head to the national park, where you’ll find the famous “End of the World” post office, as shown in Picture 1. Here, you can send letters and even get a unique stamp in your passport. However, the opening hours are whimsical, depending entirely on the old man’s mood, so it’s easy to miss.

2. In the heart of Ushuaia (as shown in Picture 5), there’s also Correo Argentino, where you can send letters and purchase commemorative stamps at very affordable prices! Just search for it on Google, and you’ll find it easily.

Mail Template:
First, pick up some postcards featuring Ushuaia’s iconic landmarks and the lighthouse at the end of the world from any souvenir shop in Ushuaia. Write your heartfelt message in advance, then take it to the post office to send.
The format is as shown in the last picture; be sure to add “TO.

P.R.CHINA,” and writing both Chinese and English is the safest bet!
There’s no need to write the sender’s address; just jot down the recipient’s address on the left side of the postcard. I wrote my message on the right, and you might want to buy a larger postcard for more space!
From personal experience, all the postcards I sent to China were successfully delivered.

It took about two to three months for my parents, sister, and relatives to receive them, but one I sent to the UK never arrived.