Easter Island Chile is one of the most unique historical, geographical, and cultural treasures in the world. Visiting the island means peering into a world where traditions and legacy of people remain alive. Rapa Nui, nestled in the heart of the Pacific, exceptionally integrates the historical legacy with the natural richness of Easter Island Chile….
In the late 1700s, writer Daniel Defoe wrote a fictional story about an English adventurer named Robinson Crusoe who ended up shipwrecked on a remote island. Crusoe befriended animals, fought off cannibals, and built a small island sanctuary for himself using foraged tools. Robinson Crusoe was such a smash hit that the name of the…
When most people see photos of Chile‘s Marble Caves for the first time, they think that they must be looking at a photoshopped image with a slick filter. Photos of turquoise water lapping against swirling marble arches streaked with ribbons of pale yellow, sea green, and deep blue appear too vibrant and beautiful to be…
When you think of Chile, you may immediately think of South American hot tropical landscapes. However, the country is also notable for its gorgeous mountain ranges and cooler climates as well. The natural sights of the mountainside at Torres del Paine National Park are definitely something worth seeing for any nature lover and travel enthusiast….
Somewhere in the Atacama Desert of Chile lies a surprising monument Mano del Desierto, or the Hand of the Desert. What initially seems to be a science-fiction item, is in fact a 36 feet high sculpture. Mano del Desierto is a symbol of the contrasting ideas. It shows how small, vulnerable and helpless humans are….
San Alfonso del Mar swimming pool, located in Chile, is a sight to behold. With its crystal clear waters and stunning surroundings, it’s no wonder that it’s been a popular tourist destination since its opening in December 2006. The pool is considered to be the largest outdoor pool in the world, measuring an impressive 1,013…
