Destinations
Chile
Chile's geography is defined by extremes: the driest non-polar desert on Earth to the north, and the freezing, treacherous fjords of Patagonia to the south. This isolation has preserved remarkable slices of deep history, from prehistoric marine graveyards stranded miles inland by shifting tectonic plates, to the remnants of industrial ghost towns swallowed by sand. Strange Itinerary examines the geological realities, harsh environments, and historical evidence that define these remote and often misunderstood locations.
