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Desert Travel

Deserts are arid regions, generally receivingto its natural wonders. The Moon Valley, with
less than ten inches of precipitation a year,its geological rocks formations, the geysers
or regions where the potential evaporationof Tatio, altiplanic valleys and lakes (at
rate  is twice as great as the precipitation.4.000 meters of altitude), canyons and the
historic towns like Toconao that has all the
The world's deserts are divided into fourhouses constructed out of the local linarite
categories. Subtropical deserts which are thestone. On the way is the breathtaking Atacama
hottest, with parched terrain and rapidSalt Lake, which is over 1,000 kilometers
evaporation. Although cool coastal desertslong.
are located within the same latitudes as
subtropical deserts, the average temperatureBesides, there is an argueological museum
is much cooler because of frigid offshorethat was built by a Belgian priest, who
ocean currents. Cold winter deserts aregathered numerous arqueological vestiges,
marked by stark temperature differences fromsuch as pottery and mummies, which are
season to season, ranging from 100° Fwitnesses of the history in this region.These
(38° C) in the summer to 10°are museums which record
F (â€"12° C) in the winter.man’s presence over the last
Polar Regions are also considered to be10,000 years besides this there is sea and
deserts because nearly all moisture in theselong sandy beaches, relaxation and
areas  is  locked  up  in  the  form  of ice.entertainment in casinos, restaurants and
hotels, and above all the friendly
ATACAMA  DESERT:  North  of  Chilehospitality  of  the  Chilean  people.
The Atacama Desert, in the north of Chile, isWeather: It gets cold once the sun goes down
the driest place on earth. It stretches fromand during the day it can be extremely very
the highlands of the Andean Altiplano overhot.
the golden sands of the Atacama Desert as far
as the shores of the Pacific Ocean. This isClimate:The climate is magnificent throughout
the place for those in search of adventurethe year. During winter (June, July and
with its breathtaking salt flats, geysers andAugust) the average daytime temperature
Andean  volcanos,varies between 9ºC (48ºF) and
24ºC (75ºF); days are very
The desert is so dramatic that, at firstpleasant, inviting you to lay in the
sight, it appears never to have sustained anysun’s corridors. In summer
life. However, pink flamingoes together with(January, February and March) the average
Alpacas, Llamas, Vicunas and many otherdaytime temperature fluctuates between
species of fauna and flora can be found13ºC (55ºF) and 25ºC
living in perfect harmony in the many oases(77ºF), reaching maximums of
and  lakes  located  in  the  area.32ºC (90ºF): a warmer climate
inviting you to a good "siesta" before the
Travelling north, view the Atacama Salar,evening explorations begin. Between January
with its 300.000 hectares of territory, theand March, the so called Altiplanic Winter
oasis-town of San Pedro de Atacama, which iscomes with occasional showers.
the tourist capital of the Chilean north, due



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