Chile

Chile Cementerio General: A city for the dead Cementerio General is easily accessible, as it is located right next to the Santiago Metro station called Cementerios. This place is designed as a city for the dead, and many of the country’s historical figures are buried here, including Salvador Allende, Violeta Parra, Orlando Letelier, and others.…

Chile Valparaíso: Where Art and Peace Intertwine Apart from the colorful houses, 90% of the city’s walls are covered with street art. The content of the street art is fascinating, illustrating stories related to society, dilemmas, jokes, famous figures, and much more. Locals also revealed to me that some residents are willing to pay artists…

Chile Parque Torres de Paine in September September brings the beautiful transition from winter to spring, and Parque Torres del Paine has just reopened after its winter closure. The trek to Mirador de los Torres doesn’t require a guide, but will need crampons and trekking poles. With nearly 60% of the trail covered in snow,…

Chile Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino The museum is one of the best museums in the country, located at Santiago, housing artifacts and relics from the Mayans, Aztecs, Incas, and other ancient civilizations. The Maya, Aztec, and Inca were three of the most advanced empires in the Western Hemisphere. Each developed complex cultures and made…