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A lone pink flamingo feeds as the sun sets upon the Salar de Atacama salt flats.![chile_LosCordoneshike]()
Solo hikes are not recommended in the Atacama Desert.![chile_MeteoriteMuseum]()
The tiny Meteorite Museum in the town of San Pedro de Atacama has a fascinating display of meteorites.![chile_SunsetObservatory]()
The Alto Atacama Desert Lodge has its own private observatory where guests can stargaze.![chile_ValledeLaLunasunset]()
A spectacular sunset in the Valley of the Moon in the Atacama Desert.![chile_AltoAtacama]()
The adobe exterior of the Alto Atacama blends seamlessly with its desert surroundings.![chile_Riverhike]()
Hikers climb their way down a riverbank in the Atacama Desert.![chile_LagunaCejar]()
The mirror-like Laguna Cejar is more saline than the Dead Sea.![chile_riverhike3]()
Cacti line the ridgeline while pampas grass sways in the breeze along a riverbank in the Atacama Desert.![chile_SalardeAtacamatables]()
A viewing area on the expansive salt flats of the Salar de Atacama.Star gazing adventure in Chile’s Atacama Desert
There’s a mystical, otherworldly appeal to the vast, dramatic landscapes of the Atacama Desert, known for being the world's highest and driest desert.
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- Star gazing adventure in Chile’s Atacama Desert
