Ingles 4 - Pablo Ramírez

My best vacations were when I was a child and used to travel to Chiloé Island every summer to go to Ancud to visit my aunt and my cousin. I still remember the first time I crossed the Chacao Channel on the ferry. It was a foggy morning, and I was very scared because I had heard diferents legends, including that of the "Caleuche," the ghost ship that appears near the island. Chiloé is an island where it rains all year round and has beautiful beaches. One of my favorites is Lechagua Beach because it's a peaceful and shallow beach. Another place that surprised me is Fort Agui, which dates back to 1779 and is considered one of the last Spanish forts from colonial times. The people on the island are very calm, cheerful, a nd supportive, and they are great at telling stories, tales, myths, and legends. Finally, the island has delicious food like Milcao or Curanto, which I would recommend to anyone visiting the island. I hope that everyone can one day visit Chiloé Island and be ...

One place I would love to visit is Peru and Machupichu. This is because it was one of the great Inca settlements and one of the major civilizations that existed in Latin America along with the Mayas and Aztecas. Inca and machupichu culture are richness in astronomy, agriculture, architecture, This knowledge we can see in the different things: Inca calendar, plantation terraces and the way they work the stone. all these things to this day continue to amaze the scientific community.   Their legacy spread across a significant portion of the continent, even reaching north of Chile, where much of Inca culture is evident among various indigenous communities such as the Diaguitas and Atacameños, who were able to acquire certain knowledge from this great civilization explample of this is the craft work “ jarro pato” of the diaguita culture. Another reason why I'd like to visit Machu Picchu, Peru, is for its exquisite cuisine that has achieved internati...