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Countless incredible landscapes await you in Chile, ranging from the world’s driest desert to the awe-inspiring glaciers of Antarctica and Patagonia. Witness sunrise over the majestic Andes and glorious sunsets on the Pacific coast.
The amazing landscapes of northern Chile simply beg to be photographed; the Altiplanic lagoons, the geysers at El Tatio and the stunning national parks will make an indelible impression. If you come in springtime, the extraordinary phenomenon of the flowering desert near Copiapo is a photographer’s dream.
In Rapa Nui (Easter Island), the moai are patiently aligned so you can capture them from their best angle; a spectacle that can not be seen anywhere else on earth but in the remote “Navel of the World”, that distant place in the Pacific Ocean.
From man-made mysteries to natural wonders … The Torres del Paine wholly deserves its title of the eighth wonder of the world. Give in to the thrall of these breathtaking landscapes. Breathe in its incredibly pure air and the scent of abundant native vegetation as you walk. Gaze in awe at the massive Patagonian glaciers and enjoy a whisky on the rocks with millennial ice from the San Rafael Lagoon. Immortalize with your lens each one of these intense, magical Chilean moments!
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The newly protected waters around the Desventuradas Islands contain many marine species found nowhere else on Earth.
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This video was written and produced while traveling through Chile & Patagonia with my girlfriend. We spent 5 weeks exploring this amazing co
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The newly protected waters around the Desventuradas Islands contain many marine species found nowhere else on Earth.
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Probably the cutest animal you will find in the Andes! -"Pudú" - Is the world's smallest deer from southern Chile and Argentina.
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Torres del Paine is like a microcosm of all the things that make Patagonia such a spectacular place: sky-high mountains, blue icebergs, and
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There are more sheep than people in the Magallanes Region of Chilean Patagonia—one of many factors that make Torres del Paine National Park
