Geography :

4300 kms lenghth and 200 kms wide are the average numbers.
75.945 kms2  with a population reaching 16 Millions unhabitants with 2/3 spread in the center of the country (from the Serena until Concepcion).
Chile shares borders with Bolivia, Peru and with Argentina, with which it shares a major part of the Andes. Moreover, the highest peak is the Aconcagua reaching 6960 m on the Argentinian’s side but really close to the Chilean border. It is often times flown over when arriving in Santiago.
There are 3 different  landscapes from East to West : The Andes Cordillera, the Central Valleys and the Coastal Cordillera (less elevated than the Eastern). In Chile sits the highest active volcano in the world: Ojos Del Salado reaching 6.893m, which is the highest point in Chile.
Chile spreads from Latitude 17 until latitud 56 South which explains the very rich variety of climates, from one of the most arid desert in the world to Antarctica going through some of the most rainy areas on earth.
From North to South :
    -          The Norte Grande includes the atliplano at the border of Bolivia and salt deserts.
    -          The Norte Chico where the desert starts and where mining extractions are the main economical resources.
    -          The Center boasts a mediterranean climate with Pacific beaches, and a fruits and wine activity.
    -          The South with its limpid rivers, great lakes and volcanoes with eternal snows.
    -          Patagonia with its channels, pampas and glaciers.
    -          We shall not forget the various islands that sets the country such as Easter Island and Robinson Crusoe Island. Eventually, the Chiloe Island (the biggest of South America) is a place where traditions remain and with churches inscribed on the World Heritage List.
  
     There are so many other sites to talk about but it would take days to list them but what is sure is that there are everything for everyone’s tastes!