Chile is one of the longest and narrowest countries in the world, stretching from just south of the equator to just north of Antarctica. As a result, it is home to an astounding array of climates, from salt pans to glacial ice fields, with wine-growing regions and tropical rainforests in between. The country’s elevation ranges just as widely, from sea-level shores to the volcanic peak of Ojos del Salado, at 22,615 feet (for reference, Mount Everest’s highest point sits just over 29,000). Travele...
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