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This glass salon has the functionality of a reading room and exhibition space in the Lounge Founders of the National Library in Chile. The salon is surrounded by silkscreen chosen by the Library.
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The Arrebol Patagonia Hotel is located in the forest area of Puerto Varas, Chile just on the south-east border of Llanquihue Lake. The area is amazing full with native trees, lagoons, ravines and little rivers.
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One of the coolest activities in the world to refresh oneself is to bath in a hot spring into the wild. This will happened if you plan a trip to the Geometric Hot Springs, which are sixty springs of pure hot thermal water. They are located in the middle of native forests of the Villarrica National Park in Chile.
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Explora Hotel in Atacama, Chile invites travelers to make a life pause. This wondering hotel offers to visitors to go out and experience its natural and cultural richness and return every evening back to comfort.
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Patagonia is a geographical region of South America. Mostly located in Argentina and partly in Chile. Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park is one of the destinations that draws trekkers to Patagonia.
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Remota is a spectacular structure situated in Puerto Natales, an old fishing town in Patagonia, which is the latest hotel project from the Chilean green architect Germàn del Sol. It is all about minimizing the footprint, minimizing the silhouette, maximizing the impact of the place rather than the building.
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The swimming pool and the artificial lagoon at San Alfonso Del Mar Resort in Chile are eight hectares in size. The pool was acknowledged by Guinness World Records as being the world’s largest swimming pool with 1,013 m (3,323ft) in length, covers an area of eight hectares (20 acres), a capacity of 250,000 cubic meters of water and is navigable in small boats. The size of the lagoon is equivalent to 6,000 standard-size 8-meter long swimming pools. It cost $1.5 billion to make and fill and each 6 months $2 million will be spend for maintenance.
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