Pan de Azúcar National Park is located in the coast of Atacama Region, between 25°53’-26°15’ S and 70°30’- 70°40’ W. This park was created in 1986 and the total surface is 43.754 ha. including isla Pan de Azúcar with around 100 ha. In the last years, I’ve been able to visit this park in several [...]
23. enero 2011
San Pedro de Atacama
San Pedro es uno de los destinos más visitados por los miles de turistas extranjeros que vienen a Chile cada año. Sus atractivos naturales y arqueológicos son incuestionables: volcanes, geysers, oasis, salares y pukarás son algunos de los sitios preferidos. Sin embargo, algo que no deja de llamarme la atención es la forma en cómo [...]
5. diciembre 2010
A trip to Bali
Definitively, I never thought of visiting Bali. The only reason I was familiar with this island is due to Sir Alfred Russell Wallace, best known for independently proposing a theory of evolution due to natural selection that prompted Darwin to publish his own. In other words, always sound as exotic as far away from Chile…
29. noviembre 2010
Madidi National Park, More plant and animal species than any other preserve in South America
In March 2000, National Geographic magazine published on its front page “Madidi: the spectacular new National Park in Bolivia”. It’s been 9 years since the front page until, in December 2009, I visited this place to enjoy the flora and fauna, landscapes and culture. In a 8-day trip from Santiago,that sometimes had touches of adventure, [...]
11. junio 2010
Londres de noche y día
Quién diría que el matrimonio de una querida amiga inglesa me llevaría a esas tierras. Sin embargo, el viaje no estuvo exento de incertidumbre luego de la erupción de un volcán en Islandia de nombre impronunciable-Eyjafjallajökull-cerrara el espacio aéreo de casi toda Europa y afectara mis planes aún cuando me encontrara prácticamente en el otro [...]
6. marzo 2012
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