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Stretching from north to south, this nation features the world’s driest desert and breathtaking polar tundra landscapes! Tranquility, adventure, and culture blend here proving that a good time to travel to Chile is whenever you’re ready to embrace its open invitation. Experience the warm hospitality of its people, savor its renowned wines and cuisine. Explore a heritage rich in Nobel Prize-winning poetry and be captivated by lively cities and charming traditional beach towns which provide the perfect escape from the northern hemisphere’s winter.
With its diverse continental geography and South Pacific territories, Chile is a land of contrast. From the arid beauty of the Atacama Desert to thrilling adventures in the Andes and wine tasting in its lush valleys, Chile surely offers a travel experience with your name on it!
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Chile is located on South America’s western edge, stretching over 2,670 miles (4,300 km), from north to south. It’s bordered to the north by Peru and Bolivia, to the east by Argentina along its extensive border, to the west by the Pacific Ocean, and to the south by the South Pole.
With the Andes on the east and the Pacific to the west, Chile has a diverse range of climates. For warm weather and outdoor activities, visiting between December and May is ideal. Meanwhile, the second half of the year is perfect for winter sports and a quieter travel experience.
Chile can be divided into four regions: Northern Chile, home of the Atacama Desert. Central Chile features the vibrant capital, Santiago, and the lively Valparaíso. Southern Chile is renowned for its stunning lakes and Patagonia region. Lastly, Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island.
Traveling in Chile means connecting with its roots and culture. Like much of South America, Indigenous cultures were colonized by Spaniards and Europeans, resulting in a mix of traditions and way of life. Chilean literature and art are internationally acclaimed and a source of immense pride for its people. Spanish is the official language, though native languages and dialects are still spoken. With its diverse geography and vast landscapes, there are countless places to travel in Chile to explore its nature, culture, traditions and gastronomy.
Chile’s geographic location and fertile soil offers a rich variety of flavors. Traditional dishes include Pastel de Choclo, beef empanadas, and Chiloé’s Curanto, a steamed dish cooked over hot stones. Chile’s extensive coastline and valleys also contribute to its world-famous wines.
