2025 Chile Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

This is a place that backpackers traveling through South America must pass by. 'San Pedro de Atacama' The indescribable natural scenery made of salt and crystals must be seen in person. The scenery that has not changed for billions of years amplifies the mystery of nature. The place that the main character loved the most in the drama 'My Love from the Star'!

I came here because all the locals I met in Chile recommended it. I always go to places that are good! Puerto Varas, a tourist city and resort in Chile. It is the best place to enjoy the mountains, rivers, and the sea all at once, centered around the Osorno Mountain, which can be seen from anywhere in the town. If you love nature, it is a place where you can come for a day and stay for several days.

San Diego is the heritage of modernity. The dynamic and international 'Santiago' highlights Chile's culture and holds an important international art festival with its unique taste and color activities. The best way to explore the city is to visit the original art galleries on the street, stores with innovative designs and crafts fairs, as well as restaurants, bars and cafes. Don

Walking in Puerto Varas, the so-called 'the city of roses', you will find unique traditional Germanic architecture, as well as modern residential areas with well-organized gardens. If you an adventure lover, this place is suitable for you! Kayaking and fishing are some of the activities you can surely enjoy. Rent a bike from Puerto Varas to get to Saltos del Petrohué and enjoy a

Chilo é, tierrade tradici ó nyleyendas 'a land of myth, legend, tradition and unparalleled cuisine. Know that Chilo é will enter a magical world full of amazing cultural and natural wealth. Chilo é will surprise you since you first set foot on the big island. It is found that its poetic and picturesque 'palafitos' was built in the water in the colorful houses with long wooden po

There is a Moon Valley in the Atacama Desert of Chile, named after its geological and similar lunar surface. During the day, the Moon Valley is hot and the tourists are in a constant stream, and the cold winds in the night are unremarkable. There is a secret in the Moon Valley, which is to look at the valley on the full moon night. Under the moonlight, the ore in the rock will sparkle, and the stars everywhere will echo the stars of the moon, just like walking in the universe. San Pedro de Atacama is a small travel agency that can book a group to go to the moon. 70,000 pesos 4 tours. Many people will go to the sunset group of the brightness of the month. Because the sunset here is particularly spectacular. I also saw self-driving, but it seems that there are not many ~ it is recommended to report to the group to save trouble. Take more water and dress more!

There are rivers and lakes in the place where graffiti is there, and there are places where there are rivers and lakes! The gates of Graffiti Mountain City are like the hidden magic entrance in Harry Potter. From the narrow to the one-passage alley to the old-fashioned elevator, the elevator rises at a 45-degree angle, and it really enters the legendary [Chile] graffiti art holy place - Valparaiso ~ This small town is less than 2 hours drive from San Diego and can be used for a day trip. It used to be a village of Indians and later became a colony of the Spanish. As a result, the style has changed dramatically and it has become such a diverse and colorful city. The local public transportation is very developed. You can take the bus directly to the San Diego bus terminal (every half an hour, there is a lot of car to worry about)~ Go to Valparaiso to find the elevator entrance into the mountain city. How to find the specific entrance, can only rely on you to ask the locals ~ I am also brought into the city full of hahahaha this hill town "devil ghost" rampage, everywhere is a surprise ~ absolutely you Another world that can't be imagined! ! !

Driving on the border between Chile and Bolivia, stopping on the way to the snow-capped mountains, plateaus, lakes, llamas... I met a wounded, treacherous little fox, and divided it into a piece of meat... Nature is like a Pandora's box. There is wind in the box, there is snow, there are mountains, there is water, there is sunshine, there are life, everything is changed, crushed, reorganized, and then smashed with the seasons. Reorganize... No one can read all this change, so there are a thousand kinds of scenery in the eyes of a thousand people... I didn't cry, but my nose couldn't stop. Traffic: You can book directly from the small town of San Pedro de Atacama in the Atacama Desert ~ one day trip, start early in the morning and return at night. The price is between 70-120 US dollars, depending on how you go to the local area to bargain with the travel agency. The scenery there is beautiful, personal feeling, more suitable for driving. So if you have the ability, you can rent a car and enjoy the scenery along the way! Ps: Remember to wear thick clothes! The wind is very big, huge cold!

It is important to visit a scenic spot in the Baie National Park in Chile. The guide told us that during the summer tourist season, this viewing platform that can be photographed with Xueshan listened to 10 tourist buses in minutes, and said that 50 people would line up for photography. The most interesting cognition of the peak travel is to go up the stairs after entering the Baine National Park. It is said that the wind speed here can reach 120 meters per second in summer, and many tourists will be turned over by the wind. Although the summer temperature will be a few degrees warmer than the present, but after all, it is the wind from the glacier, in fact, it really hangs on the skin, and the average temperature of 0 to 3 degrees is not much different. Why did the name "Baiine Paine" come from? In fact, in the local language, Paine means "blue". Here is blue, the mountain is blue, the sky is blue, and "Bene" is named. Of course, in the late autumn, a lot of colors were added to Benedict. In addition to the wrong peak, you can choose to visit Baiyuan in the late autumn. You must not miss the one-night stay in the Baie National Park and the glaciers of the famous Glacier. Since Benee National Park can be rated as "the 50 places that must be visited in the world", its power is naturally amazing. As a flower that is still rippling in the aftermath of the shock, I hope that everyone can see such a beautiful scene.

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 We can enter Chile without a visa. If you want to enter the northern part of Argentina, Chile Walk has already initially circled Chile and Argentina. Taking a bus in and out of the Chile-Argentina border is undoubtedly the best choice! Most of the double-decker buses between Chile and Argentina are manufactured by Mercedes-Benz and are of good quality. They are comfortable to ride and safe throughout the journey, without any of the legendary accidents such as bus robberies or car accidents. It is also very pleasant to have lunch while appreciating the border customs of the two countries! Since visas and luggage need to be checked at the border when crossing the border, and documents and luggage need to be verified when purchasing tickets, it is best to arrive at the station as early as possible to handle ticket matters. It is understood that if passengers cannot enter Chile smoothly, the bus company will be fined AR$1000. The luggage verification was done by the Beagle on the bus based on its sense of smell, and the bus verification at the border was very time-consuming, but fortunately everyone on the bus passed the check; under the urging of the bus driver, we got on the bus to experience the historical experience of crossing the border on a ferry on a bus.

#mountainhike Torres del Paine Circuit is located in Chile's Patagonia region. This challenging trek takes you through stunning landscapes, including glaciers, lakes, and granite peaks. Here is z 2 days itinerary: Day 1: -Visit Torres del Paine National Park, a stunning natural reserve with breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and numerous hiking trails. Spend the day exploring its beauty. Day 2: - Explore Mirador Torres Del Paine, offering spectacular views of the iconic towers and surrounding scenery. A must-visit for nature lovers. - Visit MIrador Las Torres, a popular viewpoint providing panoramic vistas of the Torres del Paine peaks. - Discover Mirador Cóndor, a scenic spot perfect for bird watching and enjoying the majestic views of the park. Here are some travel tips: Currency: Chile uses the Chilean Peso (CLP). Weather: The weather in Torres del Paine can be quite unpredictable. The best time to visit is during the summer months (December to February) when the temperatures are milder, ranging from 5°C to 18°C. However, be prepared for sudden changes in weather, including strong winds and rain. During the winter months (June to August), temperatures can drop below freezing, and some trails may be closed due to snow. #chile #mountainhiking #myhiddengems

#mountainhike The Torres del Paine Circuit is a popular hiking route in Chilean Patagonia. It is a challenging and rewarding trek that takes you through stunning landscapes, including glaciers, lakes, and the iconic granite peaks of the Torres del Paine. The circuit typically takes around 8-10 days to complete and requires good physical fitness and preparation. It is recommended to book campsites or refugios in advance, as they can get crowded during the peak season. Make sure to pack appropriate gear, including sturdy hiking boots, warm clothing, and a reliable tent. Enjoy your adventure in Torres del Paine! #chile #mountainhiking #mountainhike

Chile 🇨🇱 is an underrated country Deserts, glaciers, grasslands, oceans, culture... It has everything you want. I only learned about this country through "Divas Hit the Road 6." I didn't expect it to be so fun. Here's a Chile 🇨🇱 travel guide for you 🤲 · Recommended attractions ✅: 1⃣️ Torres del Paine National Park: Named one of the "Top 5 Most Beautiful Places in the World" and one of the "50 Places to Visit in Your Lifetime" by National Geographic. It has lakes, glaciers, grasslands, and forests, and is a famous nature reserve and hiking destination. Lonely Planet once called its trails the "best hiking routes in the world." · 2⃣️ Patagonia Icefield: A 20,000-year-old icefield that connects to the Antarctic ice sheet. Visitors can witness the glacially eroded coast and the fusion of ice and seawater. · 3⃣️ Atacama Desert: Known as the "driest place on Earth," it is one of the driest regions in the world. It has natural landscapes such as salt lakes, highland lakes, geysers, and the Valley of the Moon, as well as a pure night sky, making it an excellent place for stargazing. · 4⃣️ Easter Island: Famous for its mysterious Moai statues, it is a unique cultural site in the world. · 5⃣️ Santiago: The capital of Chile, a vibrant city with rich museums, cultural activities, and cuisine. · 6⃣️ Valparaíso: The second largest city in Chile, known for its harbor, bay, street graffiti, and vintage elevators. · 7⃣️ Wine regions: Chile's Maipo Valley and Colchagua Valley are famous wine regions, offering winery tours and wine tasting experiences. · 8⃣️ Chiloé Island: Known for its wooden churches, cuisine, and natural scenery, it is a charming place to explore Chilean myths and legends. · 9⃣️ Pucón: Located in the Lake District, it is a paradise for adventure travelers with its volcanic backdrop and lakes. · Recommended itinerary ✅: Day 1-2⛳: Explore Santiago, including Plaza de Armas, Santiago Cathedral, National History Museum, and Pre-Columbian Art Museum. Enjoy the city night view at Cerro Santa Lucía or Cerro San Cristóbal in the evening. · Day 3⛳: Head to Valparaíso to experience this artistic port city and admire street graffiti and historical buildings. · Day 4-8⛳: Choose to visit one of Easter Island, Torres del Paine National Park, or the Atacama Desert. · Recommended food ✅: 🔹 Parmesan Machas: A classic Chilean appetizer. 🔹 Chilean Empanadas: Chile's "national dish" with a variety of fillings. 🔹 Grilled Chicken: Grilled with charcoal or wood, with a golden crispy skin and tender, juicy meat. · Travel tips ✅: 🔸 October to April is the best time to explore the beauty of Chile. 🔸 A valid US/Canada visa for more than six months allows visa-free entry to Chile. 🔸 The official currency of Chile is the peso. Remember to exchange some before you leave.

Want to immerse yourself in nature And breathe in unison with the vast wilderness · 🏔️ Torres del Paine National Park (Parque Nacional Torres del Paine), located on the Patagonian plateau of Chile. In the indigenous language, 'Paine' means 'blue', and this national park, surrounded by deep blue glaciers, fjords, and snow-capped lakes, is aptly named, offering a natural healing experience amidst varying shades of blue · 🔖 Classic Trekking Route in Torres del Paine W-Trek | 5 days and 4 nights · ▫️ This 71-kilometer-long, hall-of-fame trekking route features a variety of stunning wilderness landscapes. Eagles soar between blue peaks, and the sky blue, ice blue, and lake blue interweave into a painting, with grasslands and snow-capped mountains flaunting their beauty unrestrainedly. You might also encounter guanacos and grey foxes along the way · ▫️ Follow a professional mountain guide to trek through the French Valley and Grey Glacier, and enjoy the classic scenery of Torres del Paine. As you slowly approach the towering three towers and the glacial lake, your breathing becomes more rapid, yet your mood becomes more relaxed and exhilarated · ▫️ Walk along the forest or lakeside, enjoy a leisurely afternoon picnic amidst enchanting scenery, relax in the sunshine, let everything pass through you, listen to the sounds of nature, and also to the voice within · ▫️ EcoCamp Patagonia, the world's first geodesic dome accommodation, is located in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, offering a window into a breathtakingly austere fairyland. You can set off directly from the hotel each day to explore the famous 'W' trekking route · 🔖 W-Trek Itinerary Suggestions: ▫️ D1 Pick-up from Punta Arenas/Natales, drive to Torres del Paine National Park, and check into EcoCamp · ▫️ D2 Challenge the French Valley, marvel at the miraculous geological structure of the valley, rest and picnic midway, and enjoy the beauty of the lakes and valleys. Afterwards, reach the main peak group supply station of Torres del Paine (Refugio Paine Grande) · ▫️ D3 Trek along the shore of Pehoé Lake to the north side of Grey Lake. After a picnic, take a catamaran to the front of Grey Glacier, tour the glacier, or hike to the highlands for a panoramic view of the glacier · ▫️ D4 Depart from the campsite, enter the Ascencio Valley of Torres del Paine, challenge the steep moraines, and admire the classic beauty of the three towers of Torres del Paine. Picnic next to the beautiful scenery, then return to the hotel the same way · ▫️ D5 Return by car to Punta Arenas/Natales

Bernardo O'Higgins National Park is quite far from Puerto Natales, the bus leaves at 12 o'clock, arrives at the gate at 2 o'clock, and arrives at this camp at 3 o'clock. The bus ticket is quite expensive, the round trip is 21000, There is also an entrance fee of 35 USD for Bernardo O'Higgins National Park. Anyway, since we are here, we might as well enjoy it.

#Tourist Attraction Review [Bolivia🇧🇴/Chile🇨🇱] Altiplano Jeep Tour Crossing the Border🚜 A jeep tour that I happened to do when my travel schedule was disrupted and I had some spare time Thanks to that, I was able to immerse myself in the unspoiled nature A place where I felt the beauty of nature with my whole body in a place where there was no communication The sight of foxes🦊, flamingos🦩, alpacas🦙, llamas🦙, and vicuñas🦌 running around in the wild was so fantastic that it felt like a disconnect from reality 📍in Chile🇨🇱 #PangPang_SouthAmerica #PangPang_Bolivia #PangPang_Chile

It is a city full of enthusiasm and vitality, with clean streets and an artistic atmosphere. The locals are kind and welcoming to unfamiliar Chinese faces. I visited this beautiful city for the second time to experience the local customs and enjoy a seafood feast.

The Atacama Desert is the driest desert in the world, but the El Niño phenomenon brought unprecedented heavy rains, and it immediately turned into a pink ocean.

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San Cristobal Hill is located in the Metropolitan Park in the northeast of Santiago, Chile. It is the highest point of the city of Santiago, the end of a small branch of the Andes. The colonial period was named "San Cristobal" - the protector of the traveler, which means that the mountain can guide those who travel to San Diego to reach their destination. Because there is a giant white Madonna on the top of the mountain, it is called the Madonna. Although it is less than 900 meters above sea level, it is a good place to overlook the whole city of Santiago. It is also the most attractive park in the Chilean capital, so it is also referred to as the Capital Garden. Standing on the top of the mountain, leaning against the Madonna overlooking this ancient city with more than 400 years of history, the scenery of the whole city is so easy to see. Due to the fine weather, the area that can be seen in the field of vision is far away. In the distance, there are some snow-covered Andes mountains looming, the clouds are like a fairyland , but the polarization of the difference between the rich and the poor in San Diego can also be seen here. Chu. On the east side of the Mount Virgin, bustling downtown and high-rise buildings, the only high-rise buildings in the city are concentrated in that small area. On the north side of the Madonna is a slum, there is no high-rise building, no building, only a small piece of broken and smashed gray cottage. Under the same city in the same sky, there is a completely different life. The gap in life is so great that people cant help but be embarrassed.

A day @ Valparaso Known as the cultural capital of Chile, once the "Pearl of the Pacific Ocean", there is almost no flat land, full of murals, artists and music, and the violent explosion of the whole day! f

When it comes to South America, what do you think of? Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, etc., many people may not think of Chile as a niche country. In fact, Chile has just been rated as the top 10 most worthy country in 2018. This tall and thin Chile has a total length of 4,300 kilometers. It spans 38 latitudes; extends from the driest desert to the vast ice sheet, a skinny country that retains the most pristine landscape on earth. You can go to San Diego and experience the art center surrounded by classical architecture. You can go to Valparaiso to make a rainbow dream in the seaside city. You can also go to Punta Arenas to see the end of the world. You can also go to Easter Island and admire the mysterious giant stone statues. This is the surprise given by Chile. Thanks to the roaming Superman, you can share the beauty with you all the way.

Chile, a country of literature and art, has a romantic artistic sense and a mysterious historical legend. Although there are no direct flights in China at present, it is definitely worthwhile for you to cross the sea to play. You can avoid signing with the US sign. Today's first stop, "The City of Erotic" Valparaiso, also known as "Pacific Pearl", is a must-see for you to come to Chile. Nobel literary winner Neruda has lived here for it. Write down the most beautiful words, the painters in the streets, wherever they are, dye the color. The 28 elevators that connect the Concepcin Mountains and the seaside flats are the most special means of transportation. They have been 134 years old and are one of the best ways to see the city. Although it has been listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, it is often easy to catch fire here, so the beautiful scenery is still coming early, otherwise it may not be seen any day. There is Chile's strongest color and it is also an art paradise for artists. The second stop is the seaside town of Via, which is desert and faces the sea. It is also the life that Haizi yearns for facing the sea and spring blossoms. Third stop, veramonte winery, where you can taste not only the most authentic white and red wines in Chile, but also the fermentation and aging process of the wine. In a short two-day trip to Chile, I found that I have fallen in love with this magical country, Chile, waiting for me to come back.

The San Diego Arms Plaza is located in the urban area. When the Weapons Square was still colonized by Spain in Spain, the Spaniards used a lot of weapons in the Arms Square to shock the local aborigines. Today's Weapons Square has become a place for local citizens to meet, shop, set up, and perform. It is surrounded by the most important religious, political and cultural institutions in San Diego. On the west side of the square is the largest and most magnificent cathedral in Chile.

The presidential palace is called La Moneda Palace, which means currency in Spanish. Before the Chilean colonial rule in early 19th century, it was once a coinage factory, so the La Moneda Palace is still an important cultural relic site. On the Constitution Square outside the North Gate of the Presidential Palace, tall bronze statues of Allende stand. The La Moneda Palace is generally open to visitors free of charge, with the exception of major state events; visitors can admire this white colonial-style building in any courtyard, or at 80 East Gate - Morand Street ( Morande 80) President Allende who died in the 1973 military coup.

The feeling that Valparaiso gave me was very amazing. In the colorful towns, you dont need a conspicuous attraction to become full of flavors. Old houses are everywhere, and the winding alleys and mountain roads are worthwhile. Walk some time. Although there is not much scope around the lookout, there are still many places where you can take pictures. There is also a White House-like building on the hillside, which is actually a museum and requires extra tickets. When we didn't go in, we patted it on the big grass outside. A sculpture of a fixed machine gun on the lawn could go up and pretend to shoot. Facing such a beautiful scenery, lying on the lawn or sitting comfortably is a very good enjoyment. Because the city is built on a large number of steep slopes and overlooking the Pacific Ocean directly, Valparaiso is proud to claim that the labyrinth of urban roads and cobblestone alleys reflect the city's rich architectural and cultural heritage. Valparaiso is currently protected by the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The compass has arrived here. The South is an endless ocean. Antarctica has been able to meet in the voyage two days later. It can also be said to be the farthest continent from the Arctic. It is still quite big on the compass at the end of this world. of. The wind of Punta Arenas is really like a devil. The instantaneous wind can blow people down, even the trees have to be built into a specific shape, otherwise it is easy to blow down. If there is no real perception of its wind, you can definitely feel it when you arrive by plane. The bumps are absolutely unseen, and you may even wonder if this is your last flight. I almost vomited and screamed out of the plane. When I went out, I saw that the telephone poles were shaking hard, and it was no different from the Guangdong typhoon. Punta Arenas has three pillar industries. The number of sheep is already several times that of the population. The quality of the wool here is definitely good. Since it has resisted such a strong wind, what else can it resist? The other two pillar industries here are the natural gas industry and the fishery. Even if the electricity is converted from natural gas, there is a lot of natural gas resources here. It should be a wind power generation, but it is estimated that the wind will become as fast as a fan. The windmill can't stand it anymore.

Spain Weapons Square is a very important attraction in Chile. The beautiful square that you can see in Chile is very much a year of life. It is surrounded by beautiful buildings and people are full of joy and joy. Plaza de Armas is located in the heart of downtown San Diego and is also the historical center of San Diego. Since the establishment of the city of Santiago in 1541, Plaza Amas has gradually become the center of administrative, commercial and social life, and today it is still the center of urban life. Plaza de Armas, Spanish means the Plaza of the Arms, formerly known as the Grand Place. In 1541, Pedro de Valdivia built a city in Santiago, and immediately ordered the construction of a weapons square in the center of the city. According to Spanish practice, the location of the squares of cities established in the Americas needs to be flat and open. The original square has a gallows that symbolizes royal law.