The Andes Mountains and Argentina are the border to the east. One more interesting item of geography is Easter Island. It belongs to Chile, but is really in the middle of nowhere. It is the world's most remote inhabited island. Only 2,000 people live on the island and they almost all live in one town.
Easter Island is a well known and mysterious place because of it's huge statues and other stonework.
Because of all Chile's diversity, many trekkers are drawn to Chile's fine national parks. Trekker can see all sorts of animals from llamas an alpacas in the north to pelicans, penguins, otters, and sea lions in the south. Chile's diversity also affects the food people eat. There is a wide variety of food including beef, seafood, and fresh fruits and vegetables. Chile is also well known for its' wine.