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Easter Island, a territory of Chile that lies some 4,000 kilometers (2,485 miles) west of that country’s coast, is world famous for its Moai statues, which are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Source: Easter Island’s Rapa Nui People Uphold Tradition as Guardians of The Ocean
Rely on Karen Catchpole and Eric Mohl City Travel Guide to Valparaiso, Chile for insider travel tips about what to do, where to sleep, and where to eat in this historic port town.
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Discover what to see and do on a cruise call into Castro, the main settlement on the island of Chiloé, off the coast of Chile in Telegraph expert guide…
From ancient ruins to mental hospitals that have been left to rot, these are the creepiest, most intriguing abandoned places around the world.
Source: 56 abandoned places around the world and the eerie stories behind them
Twenty-three hundred miles west of Chile is the island of Rapa Nui — 14 miles long by 7 miles wide with fewer than 8,000 residents.
Source: Rapa Nui: Navel of the world
How to spend 48 hours on the mysterious and remote Easter Island.
UNESCO has commended Chile for implementing various measures to safeguard the refineries.
Source: Chile’s Humberstone and Santa Laura Works Removed From World Heritage Sites List
This guide to Chiloe Island will help you choose between penguins, stilted houses, and old wooden churches when you visit Chiloe in the lakes district of southern Chile.
Source: How to Tour Chiloe Island: See Penguins, Palafitos, and Churches
Standing in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Easter Island is one of the world’s most remote places. Here’s how you can visit Easter Island.
Source: How to Visit Easter Island: A Complete Travel Guide – Wild Junket Adventure Travel Blog
Record numbers of visitors are flocking to the world’s best known dark tourism sites, but lesser known destinations shouldn’t be missed…
Source: The world’s dark tourism sites you won’t want to miss – i
Easter Island (also called Rapa Nui in Polynesian) is an island belonging to Chile, even though it is 3,000 km…
Source: Easter Island Heads – Giant Statues in the South Pacific | Divergent Travelers
Easter Island is one of the strangest places on Planet Earth. With stone-faced statues and weird landscapes, it’s no surprise that some truly believe UFOs landed here! Visiting “Isla de Pascua” was one of La Carmina long-time travel goals. This year, she finally made it to the land of the moai. As you’ll see in this story, it surpassed her high expectations.
Discover the best of southern Chile: The Lake District, The Chiloé Archipelago, The Aysén Region and Torres del Paine, Patagonia.
Chile is one of the hottest travel destinations for 2018, offering something for everyone along with magnificent scenery, friendly cities and delicious cuisine. We have chosen 7 of the best and most magical experiences to enjoy when visiting, and suggested 7 of the most luxurious hotels to match; 1. Hiking the W Trek One of the most popular and exciting treks in all of Latin America is the W Trek in Patagonia’s Torres del Paine National Park. This 5-day hike takes adventurous travellers past jagged glaciers, through ancient forests and along the edge of turquoise blue lakes. Between each walk,
Source: Top 7 magical experiences in Chile and where to stay
Lomographer Kayla Falk (@kayfalk) takes us on an incredible journey to the art capital of Chile.
Read more from source: Lomography – Around the World in Analogue: Valparaíso, Chile
Space Goth Mermaid is the theme of the day… because La Carmina is in colorful Valparaíso, Chile! “Valpo” is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and boasts some of the best street art in the world. This hip, rainbow-covered city is only a 1.5 hour drive from Santiago — making it a perfect day trip during her LATAM Airlines adventure in South America.
Read more from source: Space Goth fashion & Street Art in Valparaiso, Chile! Cool colorful murals, graffiti walking tour. | La Carmina Blog – Alternative Fashion, Travel, Subcultures
