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The Best Natural Wonders Chile

 1. Chile is one of only two countries not bordering Brazil 2. More than a third of world copper produced in Chile 3. Antofagasta is located in the Atacama desert and in a moment it did not rain for 40 years 4. Valparaiso is the nickname of "The Jewel of the Pacific" and is also known as "The Garden City ' 5. In 2003 Chile was the world's largest exporter of farmed salmon 6. Tennis is the country's most successful sport 7. Chile has 2,000 volcanoes, 500 of them are potentially active 8. About 33% of Chile's population lives in the capital city, Santiago 9. Chile became independent from Spain in 1810 10. Easter Island belongs to Chile and was named after it was discovered on Easter Sunday in 1772 11. La Serena has grown by 100% in the last 20 years 12. Chile has a football club called O'Higgins based in Ranchi, which is named after the country's most renowned patriot, Bernardo O'Higgins, who was the son of an Irishman, Ambrose O'Higgins, a Spanish colonial administrator 13. The northern port of Arica used to be in Peru 14. Valparaiso has the largest fireworks show in Latin America 15. Chile's own Juan Fernandez Islands, and part of Antarctica 16. The Atacama Desert is a desert world number 18, but the driest 17. Punta Arenas is the southernmost city in the world 18. Puerto Williams is the southernmost city in the world 19. Chungará Lake, north of Arica is one of the highest lakes in the world at 17,384 m 20. Viña del Mar is Chile's number one spa 21. Chile has a coastline of 6,435 km, but only 160 km wide 22. Situated on the River Bio Bio, Concepción is the second largest city in Chile 23. Chile's name is thought to come from Chilli meaning "where the land ends" in the native language 24. Chile has the most active volcanoes in the world outside of Indonesia 25. Campania Church burned in 1863 in Santiago caused by a lamp due to the doors opening inwards. 2,000 faithful died.

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Travel Vaccinations for South America: Argentina, Bolivia, Peru

 Fun journey begins with travel vaccinations for South America, or whatever country you plan to visit. It is important to get shots before traveling to prevent disease travel outside of America. This helps to keep you healthy and helps the United States and other countries keep epidemics and outbreaks under control. Please check the travel vaccinations for the South American countries of Argentina, Bolivia and Peru. For the countries of Argentina, Bolivia, Peru and the recommendations for vaccination are quite similar, although there may be more of a focus on a specific disease. For example, yellow fever, rabies, hepatitis A and B, tuberculosis, diphtheria, typhoid, and all the recommended vaccinations for the countries of Argentina, Bolivia and Peru. However, typhoid is highly recommended for Argentina travel, and not to travel to Peru and Bolivia. to take the typhoid and yellow fever vaccine 10 days before departure. However, the number of rabies booster vaccinations started 1 month before the trip. It is important that your doctor before you go with any vaccine recommendations before your trip because recommendations may vary depending on the height of the outbreak of a particular disease. You must have a travel clinic in the nearest town to visit you before your travel adventure. I recommend visiting your local travel management clinic 5-6 months before your South American travel destination begins. This will be given plenty of time to pick up a travel brochure from the clinic and check it. Then, if you have questions about your South American vaccination have needs, you can shoot good time with your doctor. Official documentation and proof of acceptance of your vaccinations abroad, including South America, is the "Yellow Card". This yellow card will be available from your local health department or physician. This card is sent to fit your passport, and should by your doctor if you are stamped received your vaccination. Of course, you have to update your yellow card every time you travel to South America or any other foreign country. You should know that malaria is very common in the South American country of Brazil and commissioned by mosquito bites. There are precautions you can take to prevent this disease can, and you can get more information, contact your doctor or pharmacist. Moreover, in case of an emergency, you need to register your foreign destination, with the State Department. You will be able to support you and share your emergency contacts in an emergency. You can contact your local State Department at https: / / travelregistration.state.gov.

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