
Chile
A long, narrow country with deserts, wine country, and Patagonia

π΅Hey there, I'm Lin!
Β‘Hola! It's Lin! Chile is incredible - the Atacama Desert is otherworldly, Patagonia mountains are majestic, wine country is beautiful, and Easter Island is mysterious. Santiago is modern, and the country is so diverse!
Quick Facts About Chile
Discover Chile
Chile is a long country along the western side of South America. In the north, the Atacama Desert has salt flats and nights full of stars. Farther south, Patagonia has turquoise glaciers, granite peaks, and wild land. The Central Valley lies between the desert and the south.
On Easter Island, huge Moai statues stand over the land. The Pacific coast has beaches and seaside towns. Desert, ice, mountains, and islands all belong to one country.
Map of Chile
Flag of Chile
The flag represents the unique identity and heritage of Chile.

For Educators
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β¨Did You Know?
The Atacama Desert has never had recorded rainfall in some areas
Easter Island Moai were built around 1200-1500 CE
Patagonia has some of the world's largest glaciers
What Makes Chile Special?
Atacama Desert
Explore the driest place on Earth with starry skies.
Patagonia
Trek glaciers and mountains in southern Chile.
Easter Island
Visit the mysterious Moai statues.
Wine Country
Tour world-class vineyards in the Central Valley.
Beaches
Enjoy Pacific Ocean beaches and coastal towns.
Adventure
Hiking, rock climbing, and outdoor activities.
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