Chile is renowned for its diverse and breathtaking natural landscapes. From the otherworldly Atacama Desert in the north to the pristine fjords and glaciers of Patagonia in the south, the country boasts an incredible variety of environments.

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Outdoor Activities: Chile offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities. Hiking, trekking, and mountaineering are popular in the Andes Mountains and national parks such as Torres del Paine (map). Water sports like kayaking, rafting, and fishing can be enjoyed in rivers and lakes throughout the country. Additionally, skiing and snowboarding are available in the winter months in the ski resorts of the Andes.

Cultural Heritage: Chilean culture is a blend of indigenous traditions, European influences, and modern innovations. Exploring the country allows you to discover fascinating historical sites, vibrant cities, and vibrant cultural events. Highlights include the colonial architecture of cities like Valparaíso (map) and Santiago (map), the vibrant arts scene, and the rich indigenous cultures found on Easter Island and in the northern regions

Gastronomy: Chilean cuisine is diverse, reflecting the country’s geography and cultural influences. Seafood is a highlight, thanks to the extensive coastline. Traditional dishes like empanadas, pastel de choclo, and cazuela offer a taste of Chile’s culinary heritage. Santiago, Valparaíso, and other major cities offer a vibrant dining scene with a range of international cuisines as well.

The central valleys, particularly the Maipo (map), Colchagua (map), and Casablanca valleys (map), are renowned for their vineyards and wineries. Wine tourism allows visitors to learn about Chile’s winemaking process, sample a variety of wines, and enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the vineyard regions. ⇒ winetravelchile.com

Events and Festivals: Chile hosts a range of cultural, sporting, and music events throughout the year. The Viña del Mar International Song Festival, Fiestas Patrias (National Holidays), and various religious festivals are celebrated with enthusiasm and provide an opportunity to immerse in Chilean culture.

BUS: The bus system is sophisticated and provides a cheap and comfortable way to get from town to town. Local companies will usually stop at many stations along the way, however, you can always ask if there’s a non-stop or directo service. Turbus • Pullman • Geminis – The quality of service varies quite a lot.

TRAIN: The Santiago Metro is an efficient and convenient way to travel within the capital city. The Tren Central operates a train route between Santiago and Chillán, passing through beautiful landscapes and vineyards. The Tren a Temuco operates a route between Santiago and Temuco, passing through the picturesque Araucanía region. The Tren Patagónico runs between Temuco and Puerto Montt, covering the stunning landscapes of the Chilean Lake District.

Tren del Fin del Mundo (Ushuaia, Argentina to Tierra del Fuego National Park): While not in Chile, the Tren del Fin del Mundo (End of the World Train) is a popular tourist attraction in Ushuaia, Argentina, near the Chilean border.

AIRPORT: The most common entry point for overseas visitors is the Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, 15 km (9.3 miles) north-west of downtown Santiago. Airlines: LATAM Airlines, Sky Airline, JetSmart.

There is a place where the impossible is possible. A place where the whales fly, where the four seasons converge in a single day and where colorful flowers bloom upon the driest desert in the world. Choose Chile! This is our invitation to you. We know you’ll be amazed by all the beauty you’ll discover here at the southern tip of the world.

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• Easter Island (Rapa Nui)