Chile's 800,000 sq km contains stony Andean peaks, snow-capped volcanoes, broad river valleys and deep canyons, tranquil turquoise lakes, sandy beaches and Rockland headlands. It is the longest and narrowest country in South America (4,329 km long and 177 km average wide).
Chile stretches through desert and ice, passing through valleys, canyons, lakes, forests, islands, and canals. To the north of Chile is Peru. Continental Chile extends from the tropical Arica, Altiplano, & Atacama Desert, the driest desert in the world. As we travel south, through the rich Central Valleys crossing over the Tropic of Capricorn, you will find the Andes Mountain Range, which offers a natural border to the east of Chile, separating it from Argentina. To the west of Chile is another natural border, the Pacific Ocean. It goes on south with the Lake District, rich with volcanoes, rain forest, lakes and several rivers. Chile extends as far south as the Patagonia and also partially includes the polar circle of Antarctica, which separates the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, lands full of glaciers, forest and untouched nature.
In the middle of the Pacific Ocean you find a little magic portion of land: Easter Island. Peaceful and trustworthy is its friendly government and welcoming are its people. Other islands also include, the Juan Fernandez Archipelago (where Robinson Crusoe lived), and Chiloe.
Chile offers eight thousand kilometers of legends, traditions, handicrafts, food and beverages. This is where you can choose from hundreds of different plates made with ingredients harvested from their orchards, and mountains, and multiple fruits from the ocean. These, together with the endless beauty of its lands and much more, make this country an incredible and perfect destination to explore.
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