Why not take a walk along the hills of Valparaiso, whose historical center is now being proposed to UNESCO’s World Heritage list. Here we tell you how. Start […]

People from the Chilean pampa are as proud as can be. UNESCO has recognized the international value of their heritage, inscribing their saltpeter culture and tradition as part […]

The huge extension of the Pumalin park interrupts Chile’s Austral Road and, according to some, leaves the country split in two parts. Once again, the so-called “national interests” […]

During the summer, Chile’s North most important destination can not be out of one’s plans. There are enough reasons to visit the town of San Pedro, a live […]

A valuable, unique and fragile heritage is combined with an ancient and peculiar culture, strongly isolated and with a history of exploitation and abandonment. This complexity currently explains […]

A route guided by the hands To travel Chile’s rural areas looking for each town’s typical handcrafts is, no doubt, an interesting way to know a little more […]

Whenever someone finds out I am from Ecuador their next question is usually, “Have you been to the Galapagos Islands?”  Unfortunately, I have not… yet, but like most […]

As I stare out the window of the bus, I watch a world passing by. It is moving quickly through my window and it’s incredibly different from my […]

Arica was the first town we arrived to in Chile entering from Peru in the north.  After researching our Lonely Planet Guide, it was a last minute decision […]

San Pedro de Atacama is an adventure town located in Chile’s Northern Salt Mountains and is an extreme desert environment.  The landscape is very picturesque with snow capped […]