So the next day I leave for Temuco with my usual amount of planning. I forget that sometimes planning takes a lot of time, often when you don't have a lot to spare. Temuco itself according to the Lonely Planet, doesn't have much to recommend itself but again, I think that's why I liked it. I was only there to use it as a base to explore the Nat....

Saa er vi I Temuco. En dejlig rolig by ca 4 timer nord for Puerto Montt, hvorfra vi som sagt fik et lift af Cristian. Cristian, Rasmus faetter, bor sammen med hans kone og 2 born (Gabriella paa snart 5 aar og Vicente paa 11 mdr.) i et dejligt hus lidt ude fra centrum. Vi har faaet lov at bo paa boernenes vaerelse - mens hele familien altsaa sove...

Even though all the guidebooks say that Santiago is the most modern city in South America, I donīt consider it to be very modern. Yes, everyone owns a mobile but models from 2 or 3 years ago. Yes, they have a Metro train system but even the most populated stations are not wheelchair accessible. So my expectation was that all cities outside of th...

Hola! Santiago as a city was great, but the countryside of Chile is something else. We arrived in Temuco after a long overnight train journey from the capital. On board we learned everything there is to know about Pisco (the appropriately named local firewater) from Alfredo, a friendly chap with an incredible Queens English accent. He was quite ...