nickdechile

I lived in Chile for a year as an exchange student from the United States. The Andes Mountains are INCREDIBLE in Chile, they just don’t compare in any other South American country. I have been outside of Chile now 2 years and I miss it to death. It’s just so natural, beautiful, and untouched.

For those of you traveling to Chile: visit San Pedro de Atacama, Pucon, and do wine tours in Maule. I traveled up and down the coast for a year and found these places to be the most incredible.

I am going back in August and dream of it every night :)

most overrated place that i have ever visited. highly cliche and the people are rude. i was dehydrated and very sick with strep throat and the police laughed at me when i asked for water or any help.

go to south america, much more authentic and beautiful.

Not the best to live in. But a beautiful state. I lived here for 3 years.

Ugly part of Dallas. But has Six Flags. Only reason to go :).

Really is the restaurant capital. They just line up on the side of the road.

MMMM. Tex Mex.

Not worth visiting. But its something different. I definetly don´t reccomend anyone to go way out of their way to go to Abilene, but its typical Texas. Dry, not much things to do, and it has its own kind of beauty that only a Texan can really understand.

I was excited to get back into Dallas. Civilization.

The best state ever. :)
After living outside of it for a year, I know I cannot live without it!

I went here for a few days with my exchange student friends. We really all loved it. Make sure if you go here you visit Lago Chungará. The beaches are ok. It is a very lively city.

I love Santiago. I have been living 2 hours South of this city for a year (Exchange Student with Rotary International). It is incredible. It is a really beautiful city but there are definetly better places to live in the world. This city is highly developing and is very interesting. No one will ever understand how it works unless they live in the city. No tourist can ever understand how the social classes and daily life works.

I like it. But definetly would like to live in a European city.