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1 Review and 23 Opinions This is now the Radisson Iquique and my stay was very pleasant. American style hotel with very good...
Aquamantos Says: Please visit this incredible Theatre, whether for a simple visit or for a presentation (ballet, opera etc).Was opened in 1890 and declared National Monument in...
Dicomo Says: Si venís del norte, luego, y si venís del sur, antes... de conocer las oficinas salitreras, es recomendable detenerse unos minutos para ver los geoglifos y...
Aquamantos Says: This Lake is located 192 km to the East of Arica, between 3.200 and 6.342 mt of altitude and belongs to Lauca National Park.Lauca's main goal is to protect it's...
Aquamantos Says: Humberstone is an incredible uninhabited old town in the middle of the pampa......built in 1872!!!!!!!! I went with a friend of mine and her father, we started...
Aquamantos Says: This Saltflat is located in the Province of Iquique at 3.800 mt of altitude in the Chilean Altiplane.
Aquamantos Says: This is a small shop nearby Cocha Resbaladero in Pica.Here you can find local crafts made mostly by people who live in the altiplano.Lot of Bolivians and...
Aquamantos Says: Pica is a small town located 114 km away from Iquique at 1.325 mt of altitude. Is a prehispanic town with no more than 1.700 inhabitants.Economic activities are...
Aquamantos Says: Iquique has lot of interesting things to see, one of those is the main public square.Nearby is the Astoreca's Palace, that worths a visit ;o)
HUMBERSTONE, a ghost town in the pampa.
Aquamantos Says: Humberstone was also a Salitrera (Potassium Nitrate's Plant), originally called La Palma, was built in 1872 by the Peruvian Nitrate Company. By 1889 was one of...
Aquamantos Says: This Salitrera is located 47 km away from Iquique. It's big wooden and brass facilities were built under the pampa's sun.The exploitation of "Salitre"...
Aquamantos Says: This is a small pictoresque town, you'll enjoy a lot walking around here.Visit the Church of San Antonio and the Lagar of Matilla, an 18th century winery turned...
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This is a small pictoresque town, you'll enjoy a lot walking around here.Visit the Church of San Antonio and the Lagar of Matilla, an 18th century winery turned...
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Capital City: Iquique (216.419 inhabs.) Population: 428.594 (INE 2002) Provinces: Arica, Parinacota, Iquique (INE = Institute of National Statistics).
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Salares, geoglifos, petroglifos, desierto y playas
Los petroglifos, teóricamente, son inscripciones realizadas sobre rocas por los aborigenes americanos de hace cientos o miles de años.
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