The imposing massif, riddled with fissures and routes for sport climbing, may be one of the world's best climbing spots.

A landscape from another world - white salt flats, bright pink flamingos and spewing geysers – awaits visitors to the region surrounding the northern town of San Pedro de Atacama.

Nestled in a cove on the Pacific coastline, the no-frills fishing town of Quintay is a wonderful day trip from Santiago that charms with its scenic and historical points of interest.

Take advantage of the many wonderful free opportunities to explore the city, will not only save some cash but perhaps lead you to less typical destinations.

For fans of adventure and extreme sports, the Juan Fernández Archipelago's unique geography makes it a perfect spot for a variety of activities, with trails, ravines, forests and one of the world's most beautiful coastlines.

Near the Chilean border with Peru and Bolivia, Iquique and the surrounding towns have a distinctly altiplano atmosphere of indigenous festivals and local foods that sets them apart.

Lago Ranco, located three hours east of the coastal city of Valdivia, offers the perfect opportunity to unwind while falling into step with the slow, friendly pace of Chilean country life.

In order to keep travelers abreast of our country's ever-evolving cultural offerings, we've launched a series of articles on the diverse museums in Chile. This time we look at Santiago's archaeological museum: The Museo Arquelógico de Santiago.