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Shrimp Valley

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At the northern end of our country, in the Arica and Parinacota region, we find the Camarones Valley. This destination stands out for its rich culture that we find in all its celebrations of festivals and carnivals, interesting valleys and villages and several archaeological sites that are interesting to know.

Chilean Museum of Precolombino Art

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The Museum of Precolombino Art of Chile is responsible for spreading the history and culture of the pre-Hispanic people of Chile.

Atacama Giant

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Illustrated on a Chilean hillside known as Cerro Unitas and surrounded by thousands of smaller geoglyphs, the Atacama Giant, a massive image of a deity used to calculate the movements of the moon, stands as one of the largest geoglyphs ever discovered.

Llaima Volcano

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The Llaima is a volcano located in the Araucanía Region, Chile. Of relatively regular and symmetrical conical shape, classified as a stratovolcano, the Llaima has an altitude of 3,195 m. It is located in the pre-mountain range of La Frontera, 72 km northeast of the city of Temuco, from where it is visible.

San Jose Volcano

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San Jose Volcano is located on the border of Chile and Argentina, in the Central Andes, 60 kms from Santiago de Chile. It is an active volcano with stable behavior, but it does not represent an immediate risk for the population.

Volcano Nevados de Payachatas

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The Parinacota volcano (6,348 m above sea level), is located at 18ºS and 69ºW, in the Region of Arica and Parinacota, in the extreme north of the country.

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National Reserve Pampa del Tamarugal

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The Pampa del Tamarugal National Reserve is located in the Tarapacá Region, province of Tamarugal, in the communes of Huara and Pozo Almonte. It was created on December 18, 1987. This protected wild area has an area of 134,000 hectares, divided into four zones, where it is possible to admire the largest native forest plantation in the country (one million trees in nearly ten thousand hectares), as well as important heritage samples. historical and cultural, as the Geoglifos de Pintados, vestiges of the War of the Pacific and nitrate activity, as well as the puquios of the Salar de Llamara. The unit stands out for the protection of species of fauna, among them birds, like eaglets, tamarugo comedose, owls, pequen, the jote red head; In addition to culpeo fox and fox chilla. As far as flora is concerned, it is made up of tamarugo (Prosopis tamarugo), white carob (Prosopis alba), chulki (Prosopis burkati) and fortune (Prosopis strombulifera), among others.

Volcano Nevados Ojos del Salado

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In an area where the Andes Mountains reach 6,000 meters, the Ojos del Salado Volcano, which looks more like a pillar on the "roof of America" and stands out because of its height and because it is still active.

Sebastian Englert Museum

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The Anthropological Easter Island Museum (the only museum on the island), is named after the priest Sebastian Englert, a German priest who came to the island in 1935 and spent the last 34 years of his life studying and disseminating the language, traditions and archaeological heritage of Rapa Nui.

Iquique

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A paradise between beaches and deserts ... which you can visit all year round due to its pleasant climate. In 2001 Iquique was named Culture Capital of Amercia, the first city in Chile to achieve the distinction. Iquique is also known as the ‘New Orleans of South America’, with its mix of cultures and constant activity.

Rano Raraku Volcano

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Rano Raraku a breath taking Volcano Landscape in Chile. Rano Raraku, the quarry of the Moai The Rano Raraku volcano is one of the most incredible and extraordinary archaeological sites on the planet. In this magical place full of mystery, the moai were made, the giant statues that have made Easter Island famous worldwide.

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