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“Anyone who does not know the Chilean forest, does not know this planet. From those lands, from that mud, from that silence, I have left to walk, to sing, around ...

After little activity in the country’s ski centres in 2020 due to the pandemic, skiers and snow lovers can now rejoice. Due to the successful vaccination campaign and after the ...

The second highest vineyard on earth is located in the middle of the driest desert in the world. A few kilometres from San Pedro de Atacama in the Toconao sector ...

In 2024, Chile will again be the perfect place to observe a solar eclipse, this time on Easter Island. Two total solar eclipses have already taken place in July 2019 ...

Travel to the stars with travelArt. With more than 300 clear days a year and little to no light pollution in the north of the country, Chile is the ideal ...

The brandy Pisco, made from the grapes grown in the Elqui Valley near La Serena, is an excellent base for cocktails such as Piscola, Pisco Sour or Mango Sour. The ...

On 15 May, Chile celebrates the National Day of Pisco, the most traditional spirit in the country. This day has been dedicated to the national drink since 1931, when a ...

Have you ever seen the bottom of a volcano? Discover with travelArt the exciting “underworld” of the Villarrica volcano with caves millions of years old. Ancient paths of the Mapuche ...

The Araucania region in the south of Chile owes its name to the evergreen Araucaria trees that dominate the landscape of this region and are also the national tree of ...

Have you ever walked through the desert with a llama or always wanted to know what a ruka (traditional dwelling) of the indigenous Mapuche people looks like? travelArt offers a ...