Chile Things To Do And Know
Thing to do and know
Chile is a political stable nation and is one of South America’s economic success stories. The copper industry produces excellent revenues for the country, so steps have been taken to increase and diversify its export business. Chile is filled with adventure. There are over 50 active volcanoes and the ancient mysteries of Eastern Island captivate the imagination of people around the globe. White-water rafting, paddling down incredible fjords, or hiking, biking, skiing, swimming and horseback riding can be part of any Chilean holiday. Bathing in the hot springs and watching the enormous glaciers melt into the sea, as well as stargazing in international observatories, add excitement and culture to any Chilean vacation. The urban buzz of Valparaiso and Santiago will captivate, as well as entertain even the most timid visitors.
Nineteen million people live in Chile and almost 20% are below the poverty level. Chile economy grows about 6% a year and it has an unemployment rate of 8%. Chile has a fascinating history and a culture that is developing sophisticated cities and complex infrastructures. The wilderness is breathtaking and the country’s attitude is contagious. The people of Chile are inspiring, relaxed, and extremely friendly. Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes are always a threat. The town of Chaiten, in the southern part of the country, is always on alert due to the recent volcanic activity in the region.
National Parks
- Lauca
- Volcán Isluga
- Llullaillaco
- Pan de Azúcar
- Llanos de Challes
- Nevado Tres Cruces
- Bosque de Fray Jorge
- La Campana
- Archipiélago Juan Fernández
- Rapa Nui
- Palmas de Cocalán
- Laguna del Laja
- Huerquehue
- Villarrica
- Nahuelbuta
- Tolhuaca
- Conguillio
- Puyehue
- Vicente Pérez Rosales
- Alerce Andino
- Chiloe
- Hornopirén
- Corcovado (Chile)
- Isla Guamblin
- Laguna San Rafael
- Queulat
- Isla Magdalena
- Bernardo OHiggins
- Torres del Paine National Park
- Pali Aike
- Alberto de Agostini
- Cabo de Hornos
