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49 things to do in Chile
Cycling
Stunning bike trails run from north to south all along the country, and on the border between Chile and Argentina
Skiing and Snowboarding in Chile
The grand Andes Mountains and bizarre Chilean pipe-like volcanic slopes ensure a great skiing holiday
The Chilean Bellflower
Its tender appearance is deceptive – this vine flower is really strong and long-lasting
Cuecas Mil
This is the only occasion to see a thousand Chilean national dances at one spectacle
La Fiesta Grande de Andacollo
December marks the peak of colorful religious celebrations held monthly in Andacollo
Mountain and Volcano Climbing
Though most volcanoes have been climbed thousand times, several summits are still waiting for daring enthusiasts
Cascada de Ventisquero Colgante
Visit the relatively new glacial waterfall at its fullest power!
Marble Caves or Cuevas de Mármol
This 6,000-year-old formation of marble caverns is washed with turquoise blue waters
New Year's Eve Fireworks in Valparaíso
A stunning pyrotechnic spectacle that once broke the world record for New Year's fireworks
Kayaking and Canoeing
Some of the most isolated parts at the End of the World are accessible only by the Patagonian water network
Football
Tickets are sold out long beforehand for the matches of the famed Chilean "big three"
Patagonia Wildlife
The fauna of Patagonia includes cute llamas, fast pumas, grand Andean condors, penguins, sea lions, and dolphins
Rodeo
For the explorers of national cultures worldwide, seeing a round of Chilean rodeo is a must
Fiesta de Cuasimodo
Colourful religious processions of priests and Chilean cowboys mesmerise street-walkers on their way to the sick
Calafate or Berberis
Some might bid it a silly superstition, but others will eat the berries to ensure they visit the Andes once again
Pudu Deer
The world's tiniest deer are found in small numbers in dense Chilean forests—such a wildlife encounter is a rare blessing
Nispero
The high price of this delicious, but scarce and short-lasting fruit, is certainly justified
Chilean Curanto
Meat, seafood, and veggies were originally cooked together on hot stones in a pit, and today—in pots or over a grill
White Water Rafting
Deep blue waters, white currents and breathtaking scenery make the Futaleufú River fabulous for rafting
Surfing and Windsurfing
Thousands of kilometres of coastline, huge Pacific waves, and the mild crowds fall season makes for great surfing
Mount Vinson Climb
The coolest and remotest of the world's top 7 summits, Mount Vinson lies at the very bottom of the world
Penguin Safari
Along with cute Chilean penguins you can see their friendly cohabitants including sea lions and lots of birds
Wild Berries
Prickly Heath and Wild Currant harvested at the end of the world's unpolluted wilderness are truly delicious
Centolla or King Crab
Sefood lovers will appreciate the sweet taste of red Centolla meat
Indigenous New Year or We Tripantu
Mapuche Indians along with other Chilean indigenous nations celebrate their traditions in June
Flowers in the Atacama Desert
Once every 5 to 7 years the driest place on the globe is transformed into a pink carpet of wildflowers
Autumn Colours
When autumn comes to the Lake District, the area burst into seasonal colors
Paragliding
Chilean landscapes are particularly beautiful when observed from the sky in flight
Hot Springs of the Atacama Desert
A warm bath amidst steam pillars towering in the middle of the chilly desert—an invaluable experience
Whale Watching in Chile
Only recently discovered, blue whales are regular visitors of the krill-abundant Corcovado gulf
Stargazing
The driest place on the Earth appears to be the best gateway to observe the cosmos and look for life on Mars
Wildflowers of Patagonia
Gorgeous colours paint the roadsides, grasslands, waterfalls, national parks, woods, and steppes of Chile
Sailing and Cruising
The network of Patagonian waterways allows to discover the virgin beauty of gorgeous natural landscapes and local fauna
Corn Season
The best way to enjoy the season is to order pastel del choclo, humitas, porotos granados, or better all of them!
Laguna Roja or Devil's Lagoon
Discovered in remote Andean area only in 2009, this place has already gained a notorious fame as a cursed possession of the devil himself
Palín
The first Chilean sport introduced by an indigenous nation partially resembles hockey
Patagonian International Marathon
The running route winds through one of the world's finest wild landscapes, breathtaking without any exaggeration
Fishing
Fishing enthusiasts may try their luck in approved areas, or also discover their own fish-abundant locales
Diving
Slugs, crabs, fish, sharks, dolphins, and whatnot roams along Chile's lengthy coastline
Vendimias
Besides high-quality wine sampling, visitors can partake in grape stomping or harvest queen competitions
Fiesta de La Tirana
The evil spirits are scared off by the rhythms of the devils' dance
UFO
If you still mock people speaking about aliens, unknown flying objects in the Chilean sky may change your sarcastic attitude
Dock of Souls (Muelle de las Almas)
A mystical and philosophical dock installation on Chiloe Island
Atacama Crossing
One of the toughest races on the planet features stunning landscapes and natural wonders
Kitesurfing and Windsurfing
Strong Antarctic winds make Chile a paradise for experienced riders
New Year's Eve
Prepare your best yellow outfit and ring in the New Year to Latino music in one of Chile's most vibrant cities