San Pedro is always the starting point of the adventures in Atacama. Here adventurers and hikers gather to embark on their journeys through the most arid desert in the world. In the pucará de Quitor amazes the defensive effort of the Atacameño peoples in front of the Spanish invader who finally conquered the square. The Valley of the Moon is a Sanctuary of Nature where the desert exhibits its best natural creations, whimsical colors and shapes. After getting to know Rio Salado and Rio Grande, typical Atacameños villages, you will arrive at the Mirador de Machuca to contemplate from there all the magnificence of Los Andes. Natural monument are the geysers of the Tatio, impressive display of natural forces. Eighty jets of boiling water rise up to ten meters filling the entire area with bright vapors in the sun. In the Salar de Cascote, ancient lake come unless, you will be amazed by the flocks of flamingos Then the volcano Aucanquilcha will challenge us from its 6000 meters with menacing fumaroles, such as testing hikers who will try to reach one of its four summits. The famous Miscanti and Miñiques highland lagoons, in the Los Flamencos National Reserve, provide refuge for flamingos, seagulls, taguas and ducks in a beautiful environment at the foot of volcanoes. The Pili Volcano or Acamarachi, another 6000, is the last challenge of this excursion for anyone who wants to observe the lake of its crater and return satisfied to San Pedro de Atacama. From Ollague you travel to the immense Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt desert in the world, with more than 10,000 km2 of continuous surface, The unique Cactus Island is undoubtedly a must-see attraction in the salt flat. The trip will then guide us to the turquoise Coipasa lagoon and the almost defunct Poopó Lake from which we will arrive in La Paz, the highest capital city in the world, guarded by the imposing Illimani. The Chachacomani, covered in perpetual snow, has a huge glacial plateau that needs to be surrounded to reach the summit. Although it was first climbed in 1947 it is still a mountain that is known very little and does not enjoy popularity among mountaineers of the Cordillera Real being accessible from the Altiplano without major technical difficulties. Those who have been at the summit ensure that the view is amazing and that Chachacomani is the ideal point to see the Cordillera Real from Huayna Potosí to the south to the Illampu to the north, Lake Titicaca and the green tropical valleys, all in one glance. Back in Chile, Sajama National Park and Bolivia’s highest summit are well worth a stoppage. Lake Chungará with the bottom of the Nevados de Payachata is a spectacle of Nature and the incredible biodiversity that underpins the Altiplano. The village of Putre is the last arrest before reaching the Chilean Jewel of the North, the spring city of Arica