Diego De Almagro Valdivia
Arturo Prat 433 Valdivia, Lake District, 51110212, Chile
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Pachamama day 4: Valdivia
... pockets of forest to reach Panguipulli (meaning "land of the pumas"). We stopped again for some photos at the side of the large, beautifully blue lake. In all the towns down this end of the world there is a lot of German type architecture – so evident in the church spires, wooden “scales” on the houses etc. From here we headed onward to Valdivia. It is located in the confluence of three rivers – Calle-Calle, Cruces and ...
Mr. Bombastic
... and one more thing so when we were in castro semen says to me "You have such a strange laugh" right and then when we were saying goodbye the one brother gave us bith a big hig and told us that it was so nice to meet you girls and we were so much fun and then semen goes "Marie your laugh is not strange its just unusual" hahaha Omg im like are freaking kidding me fool like shut up!! So yes we separated and then Barbara and I had a bus the next day to Santiago. ...
Valdivia
... je suis allé me cuisiner des pâtes dans ma chambre et j'ai passé ma soirée à rire devant les Guignols de l'Infos.
Mercredi, j'ai pu visiter Valdivia et ses environs. Le temps était pourri, mais j'ai quand même pris un bus pour Niebla vers 10h. Valdivia se situe au confluent des rivière Calle Calle, Cau Cau et Valdivia, un peu avant la mer ; Niebla est vraiment au bord de l'océan, 20 minutes de bus plus loin. De là, j'ai pris un bateau ...
Bajo el sol de... Valdivia?!
... douloureux: ayant oublié de mettre de la crème solaire le matin, j'ai pris le pire coup de soleil depuis celui des Galapagos, il y a plus de deux ans...
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After the relatively uninteresting Temuco, I was happy to get going again. I thought of heading towards the mountains, to Villarica or Pucón, but all the feedback I got from other tourists coming back from there were disheartening: packed hostels, crowded streets and high prices. As ...
Zee Germans
... thinking that I had seen Don Bosco in each country so far, but not in Chile. Well, think it and it happens. About half way through my jaunt I came across Don Bosco high school and his statue where he looks creepily at young boys. Every country! The festivities started with a parade through town which consisted mostly of antique cars. Me and a crew from the hostel headed over to the island across from town and received a paper fedora and a ...



