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Chile and Easter Island

The site is relatively remote,
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This is a map of Easter Island.  The numbers in red are all the places that we visited while on the island.
Locals are preparing Carne de llama...Brrochette of llama meat babecued over hot coals
The park is mainly popular for its hiking trails, but there are plenty of other activities to be enjoyed like nature walks, wildlife viewing like puma tracking, kayaking, boating, cycling, and more.
Instead of tearing down old buildings the city has rebuilt from inside the shell of the building a brand new building saving the outside of the original building historically.
Ironically our guide is named after this famous Ahu. Tongariki
The famous hillsides of Valparaiso
The national park has over 252,000 visitors per year. It is a popular hiking destination in Chile.
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Los Flamencos National Reserve is a nature reserve located in the commune of San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta Region of northern Chile. The reserve covers a total area of 180,000 acres in the Central Andean dry puna eco region and consists of seven separate sections.
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Beautiful sunset on the fjord.
This moai is referred to as the "Traveling Moai". No idea why.
I am proud to stand among these warriors of Easter Island.
Command in Chief Palace of La Armada. The Command Chief Palace of the Navy
Our guide Marcela in the Atacama and the Petroglifes de Hierbas Buenas explains the location and history of this area.
If you’re looking to get some exercise while you enjoy the vistas of Santiago, you can hike to the top of Cerro San Cristóbal. The hike takes an average of 45 minutes up the mountain and about 30 minutes back down. When you enter the park, from Bellavista, walk up the sidewalk on the left of the road for about 5-10 minutes until you see the trail head across the road on your right. The first part of the trail is pretty steep but it starts to level out after the first turn. Follow the signs to La Virgen, and after the second and third turn it’s quite an easy walk up to the top of the trail.
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Coming back to shore.

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