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Sometimes a life-changing trip is just as damning as it is magnificent, ruining you for any trip you eventually take. These destinations are worth that sacrifice.
See. Torres del Paine National Park Hike through a landscape of jagged granite towers and aqua lakes. Cape Froward Explore Patagonia's newest national park, protecting temperate rainforests and peat bogs. San Pedro de Atacama Visit the verdant oasis in the driest non-polar desert on Earth.
Eat. rica-rica Taste this minty, rosemary-like desert herb in sorbet or a pisco sour. pisco sour Enjoy this classic Chilean cocktail, especially with a view of Pullao Bay.
Stay. Explora’s adventure lodge Experience luxury in Torres del Paine National Park with hot tubs and great food. Tierra Atacama Stay in this high-design lodge in San Pedro de Atacama, perfect for stargazing. Refugia Chiloé A 24-room hotel on the serene Rilán Peninsula, offering hiking and kayaking.
Lonely Planet
Sometimes a life-changing trip is just as damning as it is magnificent, ruining you for any trip you eventually take. These destinations are worth that sacrifice.

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