With 7 million inhabitants, Santiago is a legitimate metropolis, and there’s nowhere better in the country to learn about modern and urban Chilean life.

A local's guide to choosing the right neighborhood (and hotel) for your stay in Santiago.

Whether you like tasting wines and liquors, stargazing, hiking, learning about local culture, going on spiritual retreats, practicing alternative therapies, or following UFO sightings, you’ll never be short of options in the Elqui Valley.

Located in the heart of Chile’s Lake District, Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park is the oldest and most visited of the country's protected areas, and it has stunning landscapes that have mesmerized foreign and domestic visitors alike for decades.

Lying at an altitude of almost 15,000 ft in the high Andes, Lauca National Park boasts some of the most beautiful landscapes found in the Chilean altiplano. With volcanoes, lakes, wetlands, hot springs, and more all within its boundaries, it’s one of the most exceptional parks in Chile.

In the foothills of the Andes mountains, in the Araucanía Region, Conguillío National Park is one of Chile’s most breathtaking places. Boasting vast forests, stunning waterfalls, shimmering lakes, and snow-capped volcanos, this is everything you picture when thinking of Chile.

Pucón, at the northern tip of Chile’s Lake District, is the country’s premier outdoor tourism destination. If you’re looking to plan an active trip, prepare to spend at least a few days here.

Valparaíso, known as the ‘Jewel of the Pacific’, is a lovely, colorful city built over 44 rolling hills. Filled with Victorian era architecture, a bohemian atmosphere, and great views, this is a must-visit when in central Chile.

Chile is one of the world’s great outdoor travel destinations, and nowhere can you experience the stunning nature of this country like in its unbelievable natural parks. Here’s a guide to our 16 favorites.

The Atacama Desert is the driest place in the world and its surreal landscapes are like nowhere else on Earth. Covering 1/6th of Chile’s landmass, it’s a must-visit destination.

Santiago, Chile, long overshadowed by its more glamorous neighbors of Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro, is now firmly a destination in its own right.

Chile’s Lake District is a genuinely stunning region of volcanoes, mountains, lakes, rivers, and ancient forests. If it’s nature and adventure that you’re after, there’s no better place to be.

If you’re after stunning, undisturbed nature during your visit to Chile, look no further than Torres del Paine National Park.

The remote island of Chiloé is unlike anywhere else in Chile. Blessed with natural beauty, a unique culture, and one of the few places where you can still find Valdivian rainforest, this is somewhere not to be missed.

A comprehensive guide to San Pedro de Atacama and the surrounding region. When to visit, how to get there, where to stay, and unique things to see and do.

Prepare to witness some of the world’s most breathtaking landscapes as you travel throughout southern Chile and along the incredible Carretera Austral.

The perfect 2-week itinerary for Chilean and Argentina Patagonia.

Discover both the highlights and hidden gems everywhere in Chile in this comprehensive local guide.

Our 10 favorite spots for wilderness, adventure, and relaxation across Chilean and Argentine Patagonia.

Expert advice on the best time of year to plan an adventure to Patagonia!